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Handmade postcard with a close up of an algae bloom with a white border. Artist Statement: "When walking along our beaches you are destined to find many seashells. However, you may want to look a little closer at what you are walking on as you may be stepping on dried-up carcasses. Throughout the year red tide devastates our coast, a harmful algae bloom that impacts the aquatic life, water quality, and human health."

Handmade postcard of a roseate spoonbill walking through water with a pink border. Artist Statement: "When traveling through the state, be on the lookout for pink scattered throughout the landscape. Though they are often mistaken for Flamingos, these Florida native birds are not. Though the American Flamingo's population has dissipated from Florida Ecosystems, the Roseate Spoonbills have maintained their presence."

Handmade postcard of two baby burrowing owls with a dark green border. Artist Statement: "When visiting Cape Coral, it is best to look where you are stepping, as we have some fluffy residents that burrow deep in the round all year long. Cape Coral Florida has one of the largest populations of Burrowing Owls worldwide. They have become a city mascot and are celebrated each year at the Burrowing Owl Festival every February."

Handmade postcard of ocean waves with a light blue border. Artist Statement: "While this large body of water has seen many names (as of recently), most Floridians call it the Gulf. The Gulf is home to nearly 15,000 species of aquatic life, it borders five states and three countries, and its health is vital to our coast. The Gulf Coast of Florida offers a unique perspective of our state for visitors while traveling here."

Handmade postcard of a silhouette of a palm tree in front of a purple to pink gradient sky with a purple border. Artist Statement: "On a typical summer evening in Florida, it is likely that our skies will turn an array of colors. From purple to orange there is nothing that stops a crown more than a Traditional Florida sunset."

Handmade postcard of a parking garage in Downtown Fort Myers, Florida with a coral border. Artist Statement: "While its practical use acts as simply a parking garage, this pink beauty located in the historic Downtown Fort Myers, has become a local monument. On the perfect evening, some will say that the pink paint will slowly blend into our iconic sunsets. Since its resurrection in 1996, it has maintained its pink glow...for now."

Handmade postcard of mangrove roots in water with a blue border. Artist Statement: "In Florida we have three different types of mangroves, red, black, and white. Each of these species of mangroves scattered along out coast single handedly protect our little slice of paradise."

Handmade postcard of canal under a pink and blue sky with a pink border. Artist Statement: "The rapidly growing idyllic city of Cape Coral, Florida is the home of over 400 miles of man-made canals, the most in the world. Offering residents direct access to the Caloosahatchee and the Gulf."