1. Dana Ellen
Ellen’s work poses the question ‘Why do we love some animals and eat others?’ in her powerful paintings.
2. Ruby Roth
Roth creates books, cookbooks even for kids which teaches them to not eat animals from a young age.
3. Andrew Tilsley
Vegan artist Andrew Tilsley is known for his obsession with animals, which prompted him to become a biologist, and later, a painter, and wildlife photographer (almost like I hope to do).
4. Vegan Sidekick
This man is known all over social media with hundreds of thousands of followers. His work is satirical as the artist approaches activism with humor, portraying many traditional meat-eater arguments against veganism, and highlighting them as hypocritical and illogical.
5. Jo-Anne McArthur
An award-winning photojournalist, author and educator, McArthur has been documenting the plight of animals on all seven continents for over a decade, and her work has benefited over a hundred animal organizations (Exactly what I want to do).
6. Dan Piraro
Famous for his syndicated cartoon panel Bizarro, which is published in over 360 papers, Dan Piraro makes effective social commentary using surrealistic images.