I found this clay panda while perusing Etsy. It’s my addiction, I can’t help myself. I just love that place.

Anyhow, I love this little panda with a heart. Only $18.00 at Cold Porcelain Designs‘ Etsy shop.

This adorable panda painting is available from OopsyDaisy.com. The artist, Sally Bennet, has a ton of other adorable paintings available on the site, too. Not to mention the pages and pages of cute art. It’s definitely worth a browse and they add new art often.

I used to love paint by number art when I was young. I have a strong desire to purchase one of these to try and recreate my good childhood memories, but I’ll refrain. However, I might have to purchase them for a friend’s child or my 2 month old niece – I could paint it for her while she watched. Ha!

I found these two at Amazon.

$8.99

$4.95

I’ve featured work from Marisa at Creative Thursday before, but I rarely get to post about a painting that’s still actually available. Yay me for being on top of this tonight. You can own today’s original daily painting for $135. Hurry, they go quick!

Ali Spagnola is the artist behind Ali’s Art Adventure blog. She paints adorable pictures, like the panda one below. I wish I was more creative and artistic, seeing people with this much talent makes me jealous.

So, I totally bought the panda notecards from Isabelle’s Umbrella. But, if you adore the design and want an original piece of artwork, she has Penelope the Panda on sale for $35. She’s way cute!

I found these awesome WWF ads on Ads of the World. I’m not quite sure if they’ve actually been published or are just user submitted, but I like them either way. Click the photo for the full size version and use them for your computer desktops!

Brian Griffiths is an artist from the UK that currently has an exhibit entitled ‘Life is a Laugh’. It’s location? The Gloucester Road Underground station. More photos of the work can be found at the Transport for London website.

Jin Yin Hua is an amazing artist. However, to appreciate his art you need a microscope with the ability to magnify a strand of hair 50,000 times. The artist used a single rabbit hair to paint a panda portrait onto a human hair. See more of his work at www.worldartmiracle.com.

These beautiful pink pandas are of the flora variety. They’re called Pink Panda Strawberries and even though I have a black thumb, I can’t wait to get my hands on some. I’m always in awe of people who have the skills to garden; it seems I kill everything except the weeds. However, apparently this plant is a hardy ground cover, so I may have a chance. I hope so, they’re gorgeous!

From the National Gardening Association:

Fragaria ‘Pink Panda’ is an easy-care ornamental strawberry that produces a heavy show of pink flowers in late spring, blooms off and on through the growing season, and ends with a heavy show again in the fall. This perennial produces edible fruits, but they’re not quite as tasty as real strawberries. ‘Pink Panda’ thrives in full sunshine in average to dry soils, adapts to growing in containers, and is delightful in hanging baskets. Best of all, the bees love the flowers.