The International Centre for Animal Rights and Ethics (ICARE) is urgently seeking a talented Live Illustrator to bring our 'Litigating & Legislating for Animal Rights' Seminar Series to life! 🐘⚖️🐙

🎙️This series, hosted bi-monthly on Zoom, will feature discussions with leading animal rights lawyers and advocates. 

🧑🏽‍🎨 As Live Illustrator, you will create dynamic, real-time posters that visually capture the key concepts, ideas, and insights shared during each seminar, producing lasting educational resources for ICARE's audience.

💼 Your Role:
- Create live digital posters during bi-monthly Zoom seminars.
- Synthesise key points in the discussions and transform legal and advocacy concepts into engaging visuals.
- Share your creative process live with attendees via Zoom.
- Finalise and refine the posters for ICARE’s website and social media.

Key Skills:
💡 Proven experience with live illustration (portfolio required!).
🎨 Creativity and proficiency in digital illustration tools.
📚 Interest and knowledge in animal rights and advocacy (a big plus!).
✍️ Strong attention to detail and ICARE branding alignment (kit provided!).
📲 Confidence using tech tools like Zoom for live events.

💻 Remote | Bi-monthly | 50€ Stipend Provided per live seminar (60 minutes)

International volunteers are welcome, and the role is accessible to individuals from quite anywhere in terms of time zones, except probably (unfortunately) people in Oceania. Our seminars will often be scheduled between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Paris time.

💜 Why Join Us?
- Use your artistic talents to support education and advocacy in animal rights.
- Contribute to #ICARE’s mission of advancing legal rights and protections of animals.

📩 Ready to turn ideas into impactful visuals? Apply now by sending your CV, portfolio, and/or live illustration samples to info@icare-animals.org or through our applications portal: https://www.icare-animals.org/get-involved.

This is an urgent request, as our first seminar is scheduled for 3 April 2025.

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