Artist adds splash of colour at CROW
Visitors to the CROW can expect to marvel at the latest vervet monkey mural painted by talented artist, Giffy Duminy.
VISTORS to the Centre of Rehabilitation of Wildlife (Crow) can expect to marvel at the latest vervet monkey mural painted by talented artist, Giffy Duminy.
Giffy is a nature lover who uses his artistic talent to raise awareness for real life issues that happen every day, whether it’s marine life getting caught in nets or the lion bone trade, he covers it all.
“We would like to extend a huge thank you to Giffy for creating this beautiful mural he painted for us here at Crow as well as a huge thank you to Kyle Smith for making this happen. Kyle is working on a documentary called Tails of Hope to create awareness for vervet monkeys and thought it would be a cool idea to add some footage of Giffy working his magic,” said Crow Operations Director, Clint Hallett-Siddall.
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