30 Days of Ramadan — Vol. 7 — Animals fast as well

This project features bold illustrations exploring fasting in the animal kingdom. Humans from different cultures and belief systems across the world have been fasting for centuries, but we aren’t the only ones. Extended bouts of fasting are ingrained in the physiology of many non-human organisms as well. In the animal kingdom, fasting plays an important role in regulating  aspects of reproduction, development, hibernation, estivation, and migration. Some animals fast for days or months for a variety of different reasons. 

Throughout the month of Ramadan, this series offers a daily exploration of fasting in the animal kingdom. The featured animals are depicted in a bold, blocky style inspired by Square Kufic calligraphy traditionally found in Islamic regions, notably in architecture. The playful graphics tug at our innate child-like curiosity, allowing us to find joy in learning while nurturing a deeper connection with nature. 

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