Children see the world through untainted eyes - eyes that are curious, full of wonder, and eager to make sense of everything around them. They don’t just see trees; they see forests alive with possibility. They don’t just see animals; they see creatures to protect. And when they look at a coloring book, they see more than just pages - they see a space to express their dreams for a better tomorrow.

At Little Artist Studio, we believe that every stroke of color tells a story. Through the simple act of coloring, children aren’t just learning to stay inside the lines - they’re learning to shape the world around them.

What they color today can spark a question: "How can we protect forests and the creatures that live in them?" What they imagine today can lead to a future where they care for both the environment and the communities that share it.

Through our educational coloring books, we’re giving children the tools to not only express themselves but to understand the impact of the choices we make. When they color a picture of a cobra, they also learn about the delicate balance of nature. When they fill in the vibrant greens of a rainforest, they begin to understand how that very rainforest is threatened, and how they can be part of the solution.

This year, Little Artist Studio is focused on Indonesia, where forests are being cleared to make way for palm oil and rubber plantations.  As trees fall, wildlife is displaced - and with it, danger creeps closer to home.

Children are especially vulnerable. As snake habitats disappear, bites from venomous species like the Sumatran cobra are becoming more frequent - placing families in rural communities at serious risk.

The numbers are sobering: Yet treatment is heartbreakingly scarce. The only available antivenom, Serum Antibisa Ular (SABU), is often too expensive or too far away to save a life in time.

At Little Artist Studio, we believe creativity should have a conscience. That’s why we donate 1% of every educational coloring book sold to support programs that reduce the burden of snakebites - by funding prevention education, improving access to care, and supporting families in high-risk areas.

But we can’t do it alone. With your partnership, we can turn art into action - empowering children to learn and create, while protecting the communities and ecosystems they call home.