Eagle by Angel, age 8 Medium: black ink on stone Symbolism: spirit connection to higher realms and courage close window

		Horse by Stella, age 12 Medium: watercolor and pencil on paper Symbolism: carrier of burdens, physical & spiritual power close window

		Kangaroo by Anjali, age 11 Medium: pastel and acrylic on paper Symbolism: foretells the unexpected & exciting trips close window

		Rooster by Leo, age 6 Medium: pastel on paper Symbolism: watchfulness and resurrection close window

		Zebra by Calvin, age 7 Medium: marker and crayon on paper Symbolism: beauty in individuality, protective camouflage and integration of opposites to see deeper truths close window

		Bear by Louis, age 11 Medium: ink and watercolor on paper Symbolism: gentle strength, introspection & dreaming close window

		Cat-Bird by Sheri, age 28 Medium: photo transfer and watercolor on stone Symbolism: communication & faculty with foreign languages close window

		Cheetah by Louis, age 11 Medium: pastel on paper Symbolism: swiftness, insight and focus close window

		Frog by Mitzi, age 49 Medium: mixed media Symbolism: fluidity, water and rain, cleansing and tears close window

		Chimpanzee by Loammi, age 7 Medium: pastel and watercolor on paper Symbolism: playfulness, curiosity and self expression close window

		Dragonfly by Anaisa, age 11 Medium: mixed media Symbolism: the power of light and brightness of transformation close window

		Lion by Erica, age 13 Medium: pencil and ink on paper Symbolism: pride, nobility, cunning and courage close window

		Elephant by Vinessa, age 6 Medium: watercolor on stone Symbolism: gentleness, commitment and communication close window

		Kitty-Mouse by Amanda, age 9 Medium: pencil on paper Symbolism: mystery, magic, independence & attention to detail close window

		Zebra by David, age 7 Medium: watercolor and pastel on paper Symbolism: beauty in individuality, protective camouflage and integration of opposites to see deeper truths close window

		Lion by Anaisa, age 11 Medium: pastel and pencil on stone Symbolism: pride, nobility, cunning and courage close window

In 2004, through an exploration of animal symbolism around the globe, children identified animals that shared their own characteristics, creating images based on this kinship. Spirit of the Animals bridges the past with the present, celebrating both the individual and universal aspects of the human spirit.

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