這系列是我參考了紅點最佳設計獎作品「生命的聲音(The voice of life)」海報設計，以同樣繪畫出類似風格呈現，用海洋動物去作為結合，圖中四張海洋動物是被人類所迫害的受害動物，包含鯨魚、海豹、企鵝、寄居蟹等物種。
另外一張是雷恩島與海龜圖像，當我查到關於雷恩島的相關資料，雷恩島上的海龜接近為瀕危物種，就用這個來當作設計題材來做設計海報，雷恩島是世界上最大的綠蠵龜棲息地，因此被譽為「龜之樂土」，是一處珊瑚礁，面積32公頃，位於大堡礁的邊界，該島景色優美，是旅遊的理想場所，但2007年該島被劃為自然科學公園，不對公眾開放，島上人類活動只限於保育、管理、科學研究，科學家以空拍機拍下了大量綠蠵龜的畫面。他們估計，有大約64,000隻綠蠵龜在雷恩島繁殖，它們有的等着上岸下蛋，有的已經在岸上下蛋了，場面壯觀無比。
現在目前全世界僅剩下約20萬頭產卵母龜，在世界自然保護聯盟瀕危物種紅色名錄中列為瀕危物種，時常被塑膠袋、吸管、空保麗龍杯、漁船拖網纏住而死亡和其他廢棄物等，導致綠蠵龜在昆士蘭州屬瀕臨滅絕物種，2019年12月正值綠蠵龜築巢季，當時DES團隊透過空拍機，想準確計算綠蠵龜群的數量，估計拍到6萬4千隻綠蠵龜準備上岸。
This series is based on the poster design of the Red Dot Best Design Award work "The Voice of Life". It is presented in a similar style using the same painting, and is combined with marine animals. The four marine animals in the picture are Animals victimized by humans include whales, seals, penguins, hermit crabs and other species.
The other one is an image of Rayne Island and sea turtles. When I found relevant information about Rayne Island, the sea turtles on Rayne Island are close to being endangered species, so I used this as a design theme to design a poster, Rayne Island It is the largest green turtle habitat in the world, so it is known as the "Turtle Paradise". It is a coral reef with an area of 32 hectares and is located on the boundary of the Great Barrier Reef. The island has beautiful scenery and is an ideal place for tourism. However, in 2007 The island is classified as a natural science park and is not open to the public. Human activities on the island are limited to conservation, management, and scientific research. Scientists used aerial photography to capture a large number of green turtles. They estimate that there are about 64,000 green sea turtles breeding on Rayne Island. Some of them are waiting to come ashore to lay eggs, and some have already laid eggs on the shore. The scene is very spectacular.
There are currently only about 200,000 egg-laying female turtles left in the world. They are listed as endangered species on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species. They often die after being entangled in plastic bags, straws, empty Styrofoam cups, and fishing boat trawls. and other wastes, etc., causing the green sea turtle to become an endangered species in Queensland. December 2019 was the green sea turtle nesting season. At that time, the DES team used aerial cameras to accurately count the number of green sea turtles. An estimated 64,000 green sea turtles were photographed preparing to come ashore.
