Crafted in vibrant colors and designs, “Mahua” is named after the elephant spirit that takes care of all other elephants. It inspires protection and conservation of these majestic animals.

“My elephant, Jasmine, is a golden, elegant princess, beautiful beyond explanation. The elephant is the symbol of wealth and wisdom. Whatever may appear on the surface, the essence is in the soul. The point of life is to enjoy it to the fullest and leave only good behind.”

Inspired by the musical ingenuity of Katy Perry, the bright colors and designs of "Trunks" pays tribute to Perry's iconic musical career and gives reference to her millions of followers, “KatyCats.”

“The inspiration for the art on my elephant was to mirror that of a dog’s personality: joyful, happy, bold (at times) and simple. My first encounter with an elephant was as a young boy at the circus. The colors represent my idea of the embellishments that dressed the elephant and excitement and joy that I never forgot and connected me to them."

Lily Tomlin, a leader in elephant welfare and activism, collaborated with artist Erin Boyle, known for her love of iconic Hollywood icons, to evoke the classic "Laugh-In" character Ernestine the Telephone Operator for her elephant design.

Created by iconic Los Angeles-based jewelry designer, "Brittany" reflects the beauty of the Asian elephant as well as its protective "armor,” safeguarding its family and endangered home.

Inspired by the character Jeff Bridges played in the Coen Brothers' film The Big Lebowski. "The Dude" provides an example for us all to emulate and admire.

First introduced in 1930 by Max Fleischer, "Betty Boop” has captured the heart of this elephant with her wide-eyed and alluring personality.

Meditating allows me to listen to myself and my heart. This elephant represents my admiration and faith in the elephant and my Buddhist beliefs.

This artwork celebrates the end of a festival/show/concert when confetti explodes during the last song, the lighting goes wild, and excitement fills the air.

Equipped with official UFC fight gloves and kit, my elephant represents the heart and determination of UFC athletes fighting for survival in the battle, just as for the elephants in nature.

This artwork considers the dichotomy of the weight of Asian Elephants, physically and situationally (human mistreatment), and the weightlessness one experiences in the ocean. Ironically, these huge animals are adept swimmers. My hope is that the tide will change and we will raise a wave of harmony between man and beast.

Beautiful, bright, and colorful, Robin Heir’s elephant includes Barbie-like characters and vibrant shades of pink, inspired by local beaches and costal life. I am happy to be a part of Elephant Parade, to bring awareness through my happy art. This is truly the California Beach Life that I like, love, and paint.

This elegant elephant pays homage to the gorgeous beaches and culture of Southern California.

The black and gold design found on this hand-painted elephant symbolizes happiness, success, attainment, and prosperity. Even within a field of darkness and unknown, a miracle can always bloom. If you follow your dream, you will one day emerge with happiness.

It is nighttime, a most magical time when the evening sky is filled with angels, our gentle guardians. One by one, their eyes twinkle with curiosity, illuminating the night sky. As the night grows on, the guardian angels continue to peek out from the heavens, watching over the world below, keeping us safe.

Maa Lii is an ancient Thai word for flower blossom. Flowers are integral part of Thai culture celebrating the elephants. Not only worn at festive occasions such as graduations, birthdays, weddings, and for good luck, flowers are also used in the most beautiful floral garlands honoring life and to pay respect to Buddha.

The elephant reflects the soul and spirit of my hometown of Las Vegas with intoxicating imagery and iconography inspired by memories of late nights and neon lights.

This piece celebrates a timeless balance between Coca-Cola and the natural world. Wildlife welfare and conservation requires both action and absence, in perfect balance and harmony. Brands and thought leaders must act to ensure that animals and their habitats are protected, but also ensure our absence to allow for a truly natural way of life.

Mosha, as a baby elephant, stepped on a landmine. Mosha was rushed to the Friends of the Asian Elephant Hospital in Thailand. ELEPHANT PARADE was founded to provide funds and support for her care. Mosha was te first baby elephant to receive a prosthetic leg. In her honor, a special Mosha elephant is created for each Elephant Parade exhibition held around the world.

My goal was to celebrate the pure joy of the elephant. I figured the easiest way to connect that emotion was with the flower, which can be appreciated by humans and animals alike. An authentic bridging between man and nature.

This dynamic and colorful elephant was inspired by the AREA15 interactive experience, the aim to blur the boundary between the imagined and the real through technology, art, and entertainment.

My name is “Calico” which means “many colors”, so I wanted to bring that to this elephant. I was inspired by the suede patchwork jackets of the 1970s, it was a “groovy” time! The childlike brushstrokes took me back to a time when I painted things at school for my mom. I’m proud to present: Groovy Gary!

Ms. Davis is inspired by all things Burbank, highlighting iconic locations throughout the city. The black and white to color transition pays homage to the history of cinema, including her “Bette Davis” eyes. The elephant also represents the partnership between Visit Burbank and Elephant Parade to raise awareness for elephant conservation.