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      <image:caption>From left to right: Hibraim Adán Pérez-Mendoza (UNAM), Ricardo Figueroa Huitrón (UNAM), Anny Peralta-García (UABC), Robert Fisher (USGS), Jim McGuire (UC Berkeley), Laura Alencar (Yale), Enrique Sandoval Orozco (REDTOX), Ana Bertha Gatica-Colima (UACJ), Rebecca Tarvin (UC Berkeley), Leticia M. Ochoa-Ochoa (UNAM), Óscar Flores-Villela (UNAM), Jorge H. Valdez-Villavicencio (UABC) The event was kindly hosted by the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California in Ensenada. I’ll note that we almost didn’t arrive in time for my talk because heavy rains in southern California closed off several routes from San Diego to Ensenada!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>During the conference, we got to meet Robert Fisher’s team while they transported red-legged frogs across the border from Mexico to the USA to expand genetic diversity of small populations in California. Learn more: https://www.fws.gov/story/2021-03/return-red-legged-frogs</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Valeria Ramírez Castañeda in Leticia, Amazonas, Colombia. Photo by Darío Alarcón</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Derek Tee (2024-2026, undergraduate researcher) Derek graduated from UC Berkeley in 2026 with a BA in Molecular and Cell Biology. In the lab Derek conducted a senior thesis with Kannon Pearson to develop a metatranscriptomics pipeline for newts. As of 2026, Derek is taking a gap year to take the MCAT, search for clinical research positions and join a debate/public speaking club. He plans to apply to medical schools in May 2027 for the 2027-2028 cycle. Contact: derektee [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Pia dela Cruz (2022-2024, UCB undergraduate researcher) Pia spent two years in the Tarvin lab as an undergraduate researcher on the chemical defense review project led by Kannon and on developing an independent amphibian glue project. They graduated in Fall 2024 with a degree in Integrative Biology. They were selected to be a 2025 Brooke Owens fellow to work in aerospace biopharmaceuticals. As of 2026, Pia was applying to medical school. Contact: sophie.delacruz [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Nikki Lemus (2021-2024, lab technician) Nikki received their BA degree from Integrative Biology in 2020. They continued to work in the MVZ and the Tarvin lab through May 2024 in bird curatorial and the toxic fruit fly project led by Tyler Douglas. Nikki received an NSF GRFP in 2024 and started a PhD in the Peterson Lab at the University of Kansas in Fall 2024. Contact: nikki800 [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ines Huret (2022-2024, UCB undergraduate researcher) Ines graduated with a BA in Integrative Biology a minor in Data Science in May 2024. She completed an honors thesis co-advised by Dr. Conti-Jerpe, Dr. Tarvin, and Dr. Dawson on anemone isotopic niches. She was awarded the IB Department Natural History Award, which celebrates achievement in natural history and organismal biology. She started a two-year lab technician position in the Pellman Lab at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in June 2024. Contact: ines.huret [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dr. Genevieve Mount (2021-2023, NSF Postdoc) Genna completed an NSF PRFB in our lab, coadvised by the Womack Lab at Utah State University on the evolutionary drivers and consequences of sexually selected trait loss. She investigated vocal sac loss in frogs, Genna started working as a bioinformatician at Boehringer Ingelheim in 2023. Contact: ggmountt [at] gmail [dot] com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Emma Teng (2025-2026, lab technician) Emma was a postbaccalaureate trainee who assisted Kannon with morphometric analysis of Taricha newts and developed an HCR protocol for Epipedobates poison frogs. She started a PhD at the University of Chicago in Fall 2026. Contact: emmateng [at] uchicago [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Nuzha Baksh (2023-2024, lab technician) Nuzha graduated from UCSB in 2022 with a B.S. in Zoology and a Minor in Linguistics. Nuzha worked as a lab assistant in the Tarvin Lab to study toxin sequestering fruit flies. Nuzha also helped establish the poison dart frog colony. Nuzha started as a PhD student at the University in Georgia in Fall 2024. Contact: nnb25826 [at] uga [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Natalie Meyer (2023-2024, UCB undergraduate researcher) Natalie received a BA in Molecular and Cell Biology with an emphasis in Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Structural Biology in May 2024. She completed a thesis on developmental variation of tetrodotoxin in Taricha newts co-advised by Kannon Pearson and Dr. Tarvin. She was a research assistant at the Stoller Lab at UCSF and then at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. She is starting a PhD at UC Davis in Biochemistry, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology in fall 2026. Contact: nataliemeyer [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Poppy Northing (2022-2023, Lab technician) Poppy received her BS in Biology from Haverford College and spent a year as a lab technician in our group managing the evolving toxic fruit flies experiment. She started her PhD at the University of Arizona in Fall 2023. Contact: pcnorthing [at] arizona [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bri Baumbach (2021-2022, UCB undergraduate researcher) Bri graduated in 2023, worked in the Jepson Herbarium for a year, and started graduate school at UC Berkeley in 2024. Contact: bribaumbach [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Zahara Gianni Gali (2021-2022, UCB undergraduate researcher) Zahara worked with Kannon Pearson on a review of chemical defenses in amphibians. She graduated in Spring 2022, worked as a endoscopy technician, and started medical school in July 2025. Contact: zzrock [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kate Montana (2019-2020, UCB undergraduate researcher) Kate graduated from IB in May 2020. Kate was awarded the Department’s Award in Natural History. While in the lab, Kate conducted an honors thesis on potential TTX resistance in Pacific Chorus Frogs that are sympatric with toxin newts (Montana et al., 2023). Kate obtained a masters degree at the CAS in 2023 and started a PhD in the Ware Lab at AMNH/CUNY in Fall 2024. Contact: kmontana [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maria Jose Navarrete (2020-2026, PhD student) Majo graduated with a PhD in Integrative Biology in 2026. Her research focused on the origins of tetrodotoxin defenses in Harlequin frogs of the genus Atelopus. In Fall 2026 she started a Stengl-Wyer postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Texas at Arlington. Contact: mnavarrete [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Erin Yang (2024-2026, undergraduate researcher) Erin graduated in 2026 with a BA in Molecular Environmental Biology from UC Berkeley. Erin worked on the Toxic Flies project and also conducted an honors thesis that tested whether tetrodotoxin is present in ponds that newts inhabit. Erin started a masters in environmental data science at UCSB in Fall 2026. Contact: erinyang [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Prabin Gharti (2023-2024, UCB undergraduate researcher) Prabin graduated in Fall 2024 with a BA in Integrative Human Biology. While in the Tarvin lab Prabin assisted with the chemical defense literature review project and in genotyping Taricha newts with Kannon. Contact: prabingharti [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marley Michel (2024-2024, UCB undergraduate researcher) Marley started at UCB in Fall 2023. She spent her first year working in the frog colony in the Tarvin Lab. She intends to major in MCB and left the lab in Fall 2024 to seek other research opportunities. Contact: marleyraemichel [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Vasheeigaran Shenthan (2021-2024, UCB undergraduate researcher) Vashee received a BA in Molecular and Cell Biology in May 2024. During his time in the lab Vashee contributed to a large, ongoing review of chemical defenses in amphibians overseen by Kannon Pearson. He is planning to pursue a degree in medicine and is currently (May 2024) waiting to hear which medical school he will attend. Contact: vashee.shen [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dr. Inga Conti-Jerpe (2021-2023, NSF Postdoc) Inga completed an NSF PRFB in our lab coadvised by Todd Dawson (UC Berkeley). While in the lab, Inga developed new protocols for measuring trophic niches of plants, fungi, and marine organisms. Inga left for a tenure-track job at Lingnan University in 2023. Google scholar</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marc Bonnot (2021-2022, UCB undergraduate researcher) Marc left the lab in 2022 to continue in another research position at the MVZ. As of 2025, he is applying to PhD positions. Contact: mpb0614 [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dr. Lawrence Uricchio (2019-2021, Postdoc) While in the lab, Lawrence worked on developing a pipeline to analyze bait-capture data. Lawrence joined the tenure-track faculty at Tufts University in 2021.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kannon Pearson (2020-2021, UC undergraduate researcher) Kannon graduated from UC Berkeley in May 2021 and then joined the lab as a graduate student. As an undergraduate, Kannon did an honors thesis reviewing the ecology and evolution of chemical defenses in Harlequin toads (Pearson and Tarvin 2022).</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Luis Jazo (2021-2022, UCB undergraduate researcher and lab technician) Luis helped with the toxic fruit fly project. He graduated in Spring 2022 and has been working in biotech since then. Contact: luisjazo [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Alyssa Bui (2024-2026, undergraduate researcher) Alyssa graduated from UC Berkeley in 2026 with a BA in Chemical Biology. As of summer 2026, she is taking a break from school to expand her clinical experience and exposure and pursuing a career in healthcare. Contact: alyssabui [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Puja Iyer (2021-2025, UCB undergraduate researcher) Puja graduated in 2025 with a BA in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a Minor in Developmental Psychology/Early Childhood Development. While in the lab, Puja assisted with various fly and frog projects. She then pursued a mixture of research and clinical experience at the NIH and elsewhere. As of 2026, she was applying to medical school. Contact: puvaiy2 [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jacob Saal (2021-2024, undergrad researcher / lab technician) Jacob graduated from UCB in 2023 with a degree in MCB, and continued to work in the Tarvin Lab through 2024, working with flies, frogs, newts, and caecilians assisting various projects. He left the lab in 2024 seeking to broaden his horizons with a Researcher position observing growth factor signaling and stem cell biology at the University of Minnesota. Contact: jsaal [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ameya Joshi (2021-2023, UCB undergraduate researcher) During his time in the lab Ameya worked on the experimental evolution project led by Tyler. Douglas. Ameya left the lab in 2023 to continue in another research position at UCB. He graduated in 2025 and is pursuing a degree in medicine. Contact: ameyajoshi [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dr. Tyler Douglas (2019-2023, PhD student) Tyler completed his PhD in the UC Berkeley Integrative Biology program in the Tarvin Lab. His research was focused on the experimental evolution of chemical defense in fruit flies (Douglas et al., 2022, Douglas et al., in prep) and on genome size evolution in poison frogs (Douglas et al., bioRxiv). Tyler graduated in December 2023 and now works as a clinical bioinformatician at Natera. Contact: tyler.douglas [at] berkeley [dot] edu</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Connor Tumelty (2020-2022, UCB undergraduate researcher) Connor graduated in 2023 and as of 2024 was pursuing a PhD in plant biology at UC Davis.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kristen Tamsil (2018-2020, UCB undergraduate researcher) Kristen graduated from UC Berkeley in May 2020 and in 2023 she started medical school at Touro in Vallejo. Kristen was a coauthor on our Douglas et al., 2022 paper about the use of nicotine in fruit flies against wasp parasites.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Noah Martin (2019-2020, UCB undergraduate researcher) Noah graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Integrative Biology in May 2020. Noah was awarded the 2019 Conchologists of America Academic Grant. Noah started a PhD at the Marine Biological Laboratory and Einstein College of Medicine in 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Zongzhuang (Sanderling) Liu (Visiting student 2019) Zongzhuang graduated in 2020 and did a Masters in Ecology and Conservation at Uppsala University, Sweden in 2023.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>RUNNER UP — MOST BAY AREA (adult competition) Sophia Chan Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit (BART), 2026 Pencil, paper, watercolor Description: “Now boarding at: Downtown Berkeley. This is a red line train to: Ribbitmond.” is how I imagine the overhead announcement at this Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit station. Like how BART brings humans together, here I imagine how BART could bring amphibians together, whether it’s a salamander couple taking their eggs to a health checkup, a frog commuting for work, or a caecilian waiting for a family member. I aimed to capture the experience of navigating around and with fellow travelers in the bustle of reaching end destinations. Amphibians have places to be too, after all.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>RUNNER UP — MOST BAY AREA (adult competition) Sophia Chan Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit (BART), 2026 Pencil, paper, watercolor Description: “Now boarding at: Downtown Berkeley. This is a red line train to: Ribbitmond.” is how I imagine the overhead announcement at this Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit station. Like how BART brings humans together, here I imagine how BART could bring amphibians together, whether it’s a salamander couple taking their eggs to a health checkup, a frog commuting for work, or a caecilian waiting for a family member. I aimed to capture the experience of navigating around and with fellow travelers in the bustle of reaching end destinations. Amphibians have places to be too, after all.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER -- MOST FROG (kids competition) Isla Petrie (10 years old) Dreaming of Flies, 2026 Pencil Sketch Description: "Isla sketched this life-like portrait of a frog at rest from one of her favorite nature books. She chose to do it in black and white to accentuate its markings and the folds of its skin. Based on the original photo, she believes the frog to be a full grown male, around 4 years old. Isla has been fascinated by frogs for years and is known as the Froggy Queen at school!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER x 2 — MOST EDUCATIONAL and MOST BAY AREA (kids competition) Callahan (5 years old) Red-bellied Newt Life Cycle, August 2026 Crayon Description: This is a depiction of the life cycle of a Red-bellied Newt.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST EDUCATIONAL (kids competition) Gracie (9 years old) Untitled, 2026 Markers and poster board Description: I chose the most educational frog because I like to share facts about animals with friends and people who like to hear about them. Frogs are really amazing creatures and I have learned so much about them while doing this project.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — WEIRDEST (“most creative”) (kids competition) Aria (9 years old) Frog Foosball, 2026 Painted wood, metal, and rubber (balls) Description: From Aria: "It's about frogs which I love but has a kick of Aria in it, also because I play soccer." Artist background: Aria, #1 Frog Fan since The Kindergarten</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST BAY AREA (kids competition) Aria (9 years old) "It's a frog sitting in the corner like I like to feel sometimes, away from the noise and away from the people.", 2026 Canvas and paint Description: It's a frog sitting under a tree</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST FROG (kids competition) Cyrus (13 years old) Hella frog, 2016 Paper pencil colored pencils tape Description: Frogs are beautiful and art of them can bring people joy</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — CUTEST (adult competition) Jenna Sparks Untitled, 2025 Ceramics Description: My frog mug is based on the blue poison dart frog. This frog is found in Suriname and Brazil in South America. Even though you can't eat this frog (poisonous), it's great for a cup o' joe in the morning!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER x 2 — CUTEST and WEIRDEST (“most creative”) (kids competition) Uli (9 years old) Tennis Frogster, 2026 Tennis balls, cardboard, beads Description: Did you know that most tennis balls dream of becoming a frog? But only a few get a chance to become one...just like this one! Artist background: Uli is a big fan of frogs. She has a growing collection of frog stuffies and frog-themed treasures, and frogs are a favorite subject in her artwork.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — CUTEST (kids competition) Tess (7 years old) Frog, 2026 Fabric Description: Tess sewed her poison dart frog as part of her first grade rainforest unit. She loves frogs! Her frog has a bean bag bottom so that it is heavy and good for snuggling. Artist background: Tess loves frogs so much that she has worn frog eyes to school every day for the past few years. She's a superfan!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST BAY AREA (adult competition) Yichen Gao Salamanders of the Bay, 2025 Color pencils and paper Description: The Bay area is home to a diverse variety of salamander species occupying various habitats. However, due to many of their illusive nature and seasonality, most people have no idea that they live alongside these creatures. Therefore, I wish to bring more attention to the salamanders with my drawing.  From top to bottom, my drawing features the California Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon ensatus), California Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma californiense), California Newt (Taricha torosa), Arboreal Salamander (Aneides lugubris), Yellow-eyed Ensatina (Ensatina eschscholtzii xanthoptica), and California Slender Salamander (Batrachoseps attenuatus)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST BAY AREA (adult competition) Maeve Newt Road Migration, 2026 Digital Collage Description: These newts were lucky and made it across the road, many do not especially across the bay area. Artist background: Maeve Manetta: 3rd year Bioengineering Phd. researching environmental triggers of newt migration.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST FROG (adult competition) Liza Parinova Frog Party, 2026 Watercolor Description: My drawing is called Frog Party because there are twenty-eight frogs. All the small ones are colorful because they're poisonous. I made the background black and white to make the frogs pop. I want to inspire people to save all the endangered frogs.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST FROG (kids competition) Isla (10 years old) Dreaming of Flies, 2026 Pencil Sketch Description: "Isla sketched this life-like portrait of a frog at rest from one of her favorite nature books. She chose to do it in black and white to accentuate its markings and the folds of its skin. Based on the original photo, she believes the frog to be a full grown male, around 4 years old. Isla has been fascinated by frogs for years and is known as the Froggy Queen at school!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>RUNNER UP — MOST BAY AREA Sophia Chan Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit (BART), 2026 Pencil, paper, watercolor Description: “Now boarding at: Downtown Berkeley. This is a red line train to: Ribbitmond.” is how I imagine the overhead announcement at this Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit station. Like how BART brings humans together, here I imagine how BART could bring amphibians together, whether it’s a salamander couple taking their eggs to a health checkup, a frog commuting for work, or a caecilian waiting for a family member. I aimed to capture the experience of navigating around and with fellow travelers in the bustle of reaching end destinations. Amphibians have places to be too, after all.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — CUTEST (adult competition) Ellie Stalcup Untitled, 2023 Knitting Description: My art is a knitted miniature frog. He's wearing a pair of knitted overalls.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — WEIRDEST (“most creative”) (adult competition") Blair Fullerton Untitled, 2026 Digital drawing, printable iron on, cotton fabric and lace, foam and fabric flower, epoxy resin, acrylic paint Description: The theme is the pacific chorus frog  Artist background: Blair is a local queer and disabled artist, part of Seafox Studio</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST EDUCATIONAL (adult competition) Kara Mohr Houston Toad, 2026 Digital art Description: Highlighting an endangered species of toad from Southwest Texas. Artist background: instagram: @karaemohr</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST EDUCATIONAL (adult competition) Ketrina Thompson Native Frogs of California, 2026 Digital Description: This piece is an educational poster showing the native frog and toad species of California. It also includes the species that historically had ranges within the state, but have presently been extirpated. Artist background: I'm a Berkeley alum and science communicator who loves to illustrate animals and science concepts. I wrote and illustrated a children's book, Insects A to Z, and am currently working on my next book, This Is Not a Ladybug!  Special thanks to Things That Creep for helping with the research for this poster!  Website: https://ketrinadrawsalot.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — WEIRDEST (“most creative”) (adult competition) Marko Yamagata Amplexus Perplexus, One of 8 works made in August 2026. They fresh. Gouache paint with rubber cement resist in the plastic sheets Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). The other works employed rubber cement as a masking fluid to create crisp white lines that resist the gouache paint. Artist background: My Instagram post is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>WINNER — MOST FROG (adult competition) Ammon and Alexandra Corl How Fun to Hold a Frog!, 2022 Photo Description: This photo captures the excitement and joy at getting to hold a frog and see it up close.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Leslie Mueller Untitled Ceramic Description: I modeled these tea buddies after a frog hanging onto a branch. Artist background: Leslie Mueller is a multimedia visual artist, art instructor, and Registered Art Therapist. She enjoys creating functional art inspired by nature. Check out more of her work on her website- lesliemuellerart.com or on instagram @lesliemuellerart</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Patrick Marquis Mold, Fungus, and Salamanders, 2024 Oil on canvas Description: My painting includes the image of arboreal salamander, native to California, that I discovered living on my patio Artist background: Website/ patrickmarquis.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Sookyeun lim Tree frog on a tree, 2026 Ceramics Description: The sculpture is inspired from the striking, vibrant colors of the red eyed tree drog Artist background: Instagram @sky_pottery</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Robert Firestone Frog Dreams, 2026 Colored pencil and ink on paper. Description: This piece was drawn for Frog Fest! It was inspired by falling asleep to the sound of coqui frogs in Hawaii. Artist background: Animator who loves frogs.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jonathan Curley Rough-skinned Newt, 2026 Pen, watercolor, music Description: The song and art work are about the rough-skinned newt, Taricha granulosa, or Paalatminkma (in Chochenyo Ohlone), one of my favorite local amphibians to come across. Artist background: youtu.be/GgqU6ja6dqA  (recording of this round); curleycurlewart.blogspot.com (visual art); soundcloud.com/seasonsong (other rounds)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jonathan Curley 7000th Amphibian, 2026 Markers, glitter, hat Description: This hat celebrates the 7000th amphibian species discovered- Centrolene sabini! Artist background: curleycurlewart.blogspot.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Finn Ellis Grenouille et lune, 2026 Acrylic and nail polish on canvas Description: A perfect rendering of a material frog is trivial to find in the modern age. This image instead considers frogs in all their variety; different facets of a single frog; the spatial and biological relationship of a frog to its environment; and, most of all, the delight humans feel when simply contemplating the existence of frogs. It depicts the joy of frogness, which remains when the material frog is absent. Artist background: Finn Ellis is a Berkeley native and creative generalist, recently working in acrylic paint, crochet, and zines. They enjoy juxtaposing organic shapes with geometry, high art inspiration with cheap materials, and sincerity with good-natured pretentiousness. You can reach them at finn@finn.fun.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maeve Newt Road Migration, 2026 Digital Collage Description: These newts were lucky and made it across the road, many do not especially across the bay area. Artist background: Maeve Manetta: 3rd year Bioengineering Phd. researching environmental triggers of newt migration.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Evani Snyder Untitled Digital with some collage elements Description: My drawing is of a giant version of the Sierran Treefrog, a species native to the California Bay Area, on top of the Golden Gate Bridge immersed in some classic Bay merchandise.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Aria (9 years old) Frog Foosball, 2026 Painted wood, metal, and rubber (balls) Description: From Aria: "It's about frogs which I love but has a kick of Aria in it, also because I play soccer." Artist background: Aria Macallan, #1 Frog Fan since The Kindergarten</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Aria (9 years old) "It's a frog sitting in the corner like I like to feel sometimes, away from the noise and away from the people.", 2026 Canvas and paint Description: It's a frog sitting under a tree</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Callahan (5 years old) Axolotl life cycle, 2026 Crayon Description: This is a depiction of the Axolotl life cycle.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Madeline Ahn Bananas, 2026 Digital art Description: The Northern banana salamander (Bolitoglossa rufescens) is a plethodontid salamander native to Central America, where it is often found on banana plants. Here, two banana salamanders rest upon apple bananas. In Central America, this fruit is referred to as Manzano, which is known for its sweet flavor and chubby appearance. The composition is reminiscent of vintage fruit stamps, adding a scientific flair with a scale bar and Latin name. Artist background: @_frogetful on Instagram</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Callahan (5 years old) Barking Tree Frog, August 2026 Crayon Description: This is a picture of a Barking Tree Frog, made by Callahan, age 5.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Anhika Bui Together We Can!, 2024 Collage Description: Collage depicts frogs sitting on a branch basking in the raindrops of a pondering head. Caption reads “Past earth compassion will award future yearning” as a reminder that climate change action now will serve all organisms (plants, animals, humans)  and ensure the longevity of this planet which we call home. Artist background: Frogs serve as an ultimate symbol for change and evolution. As a queer trans artist, I have always strongly identified with frogs and their existence as a small, often under appreciated creature. I hope that my work reminds viewers that nature and humans are intertwined as one.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ri Crawford Maggots and Mushrooms, 2001 Recorded synthezisers Description: "Maggots and Mushrooms" is a piece i made sampling the calls of a few species of frog/toad calls that one might describe as "trilling"- namely the southern toad, a yellow poison arrow frog, and the bird-voiced treefrog. The trills have been quantized and transposed to create the polyrhythms and add voices much deeper than amphibians typically call.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Dewy Morning, 2018 Procreate on iPad Description: Frog with dew. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Rachel Cotroneo Untitled, 2026 Pencil paper and colored pencils Description: Rachel is a biologist who studies and loves frogs. Here is a pencil drawing of a close up image of a frog with colored pencils.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Elise Cypher Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged Frog and Lahontan Cutthroat trout, 2023 Digital art Description: This is a Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged Frog and a Lahontan Cutthroat trout I illustrated for a California Department of Fish and Wildlife Uniform! I worked for CDFW monitoring the Sierra Nevada Yellow-Legged frog at the time. Artist background: Elise Cypher is a science illustrator based in Oakland, California. She primarily draws plants, infographics, educational comics, and maps. She has a science illustration graduate certificate from CSU Monterey Bay, and majored in Biology and minored in Art from the College of Creative Studies at UC Santa Barbara. She loves learning about the natural history of California, and has conducted fieldwork monitoring frogs, fish and plants. In her free time she likes to run, mountain bike, camp, and find cool plants!  website: elisecypher.weebly.com  instagram: elisecypherart  email: elisecypher@gmail.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Elise Cypher California Giant Salamander, 2024 Watercolor Description: This is a California Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon ensatus) This was originally a commission for a friend. Artist background: Elise Cypher is a science illustrator based in Oakland, California. She primarily draws plants, infographics, educational comics, and maps. She has a science illustration graduate certificate from CSU Monterey Bay, and majored in Biology and minored in Art from the College of Creative Studies at UC Santa Barbara. She loves learning about the natural history of California, and has conducted fieldwork monitoring frogs, fish and plants. In her free time she likes to run, mountain bike, camp, and find cool plants!  website: elisecypher.weebly.com  instagram: elisecypherart  email: elisecypher@gmail.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Elliot (8 years old) Frog Party, 2026 pencils, pen, paper Description: My drawing is called Frog Party because there are twenty-eight frogs. All the small ones are colorful because they're poisonous. I made the background black and white to make the frogs pop. I want to inspire people to save all the endangered frogs.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fiona Potter Splashing frog, 2026 Hand drawn sketch, traced on a computer vector program Description: I had a lot of fun looking at reference photos of frogs to create my drawing of a frog, including local California species that I did not know about.  By blending the colors together I wanted to try to capture the dynamic movement of frogs and show that they are deeply connected to their environment/habitat.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Liza Parinova Frog Party, 2026 Watercolor Description: My watercolor is a showcasing of all the different type of frogs in the Bay Area and in California and showcasing them off in their natural setting but having a weird and fun way of doing that!! Having been to a lot of the natural reserves in California, I'm always constantly inspired by the forests and natural surroundings I have seen with the plants, animals, and frogs!! I love imagining them as little people too and showcasing that in my little watercolor. Especially because I love the American Bullfrog and theres a lot of them in my painting. Also I make art specifically inspired by my cat Honey and I had to put that in there!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jilleen Ward Frog Has Seen Some Things You Wouldn't Believe, 2026 Colored pencils, paper Description: My drawing is of a frog. It's a frog that I've been drawing a lot lately--each version always slightly tweaked from the last. I have some friends that feel akin to frogs. I dedicate this frog to my frog friends and to my friend frogs! Artist background: Instagram: @jilleenward</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ellie Stalcup Untitled, 2023 Knitting Description: My art is a knitted miniature frog. He's wearing a pair of knitted overalls.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Patrick Hynes In search of the Frog Goddess, 2026 watercolor and ink on paper Description: This piece references the Egyptian frog goddess Heqet, a woman with a frog's head. She was associated with birth and resurrection, likely because the Egyptians observed frogs emerging from the Nile when it flooded annually. I imagined an explorer finding her in a ruined temple. Artist Background: Patrick is an amateur artist and dad</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ketrina Thompson Native Frogs of California, 2026 Digital Description: This piece is an educational poster showing the native frog and toad species of California. It also includes the species that historically had ranges within the state, but have presently been extirpated. Artist background: I'm a Berkeley alum and science communicator who loves to illustrate animals and science concepts. I wrote and illustrated a children's book, Insects A to Z, and am currently working on my next book, This Is Not a Ladybug!  Special thanks to Things That Creep for helping with the research for this poster!  Website: https://ketrinadrjonawsalot.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Acelia Bones, 2026 Acrylic on paper Description: Artistic rendering of a frog skeleton</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Isaac Linn Untitled, 2021 Gouache Description: This art: it has one frog. Artist background: Instagram: @trojanpinata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Isobel Nairn Frog mug Ceramic with sgraffito Description: Frogs are beautiful creatures, and deserve to dance. My mug imagines a world where frogs not only dance, but dance together.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Rachel Cotroneo Untitled, 2026 Pencil paper and colored pencils Description: Rachel is a biologist who studies and loves frogs. Here is a pencil drawing of a close up image of a frog with colored pencils.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ella Akin Frog, 2025 Oil painting Description: This painting is of a Common Frog. I just think they're neat!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>evan asher things that i left... (far behind), 2025 Mixed media Description: there is a frog in the painting. my work always includes a frog in it. Artist background: @moosesharkrhino ask me for a frog sticker</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Danielle J. Tan Small Gods, 2026 Watercolor on paper Description: Across these four watercolor studies, frogs emerge as watchful, expressive characters, each possessing its own quiet personality and sense of presence. Loose washes of greens and blues evoke their natural habitats, while jewel-like eyes, vivid markings, and unexpected gestures draw attention to the individuality of each subject. Moving between naturalistic observation and gentle anthropomorphism, the collection explores the strange familiarity we instinctively find in other creatures: solemn, curious, exuberant, and faintly absurd. Together, the paintings elevate these small amphibians from inhabitants of the landscape to its protagonists, inviting the viewer into a world in which the frogs seem to be observing us as intently as we observe them.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Sophia Chan Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit (BART), 2026 Pencil, paper, watercolor Description: “Now boarding at: Downtown Berkeley. This is a red line train to: Ribbitmond.” is how I imagine the overhead announcement at this Bay Amphibian Rapid Transit station. Like how BART brings humans together, here I imagine how BART could bring amphibians together, whether it’s a salamander couple taking their eggs to a health checkup, a frog commuting for work, or a caecilian waiting for a family member. I aimed to capture the experience of navigating around and with fellow travelers in the bustle of reaching end destinations. Amphibians have places to be too, after all.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Raffi Altman-Allen An Ode to the California Toad, 2026 Pencil on paper, printed poetry Description: It is a poem about the California toad accompanied by an illustration of said toad</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Cyrus (13 years old) Hella frog, 2016 Paper pencil colored pencils tape Description: Frogs are beautiful and art of them can bring people joy</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marko Yamagata Surinam Toad (a.k.a. Pipa Pipa), One of 8 works made in August 2026. They fresh. Gouache paint with rubber cement resist in the plastic sheets Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). The other works employed rubber cement as a masking fluid to create crisp white lines that resist the gouache paint. I'm not sure if the painting of the Surinam Toad needs to have a trypophobia warning, but you might want to err on the side of caution.  Artist background: My Instagram is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Tarhia (5 years old) Froggy, 2026 Acrylic marker on paper Description: The banana was at the top of the tree and the frog saw tasted bugs on the banana and that’s why the frog was on the banana</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kani (2 years old) ‘Nana, 2026 Acrylic one paper Description: The banana is ‘nom’ for the frog. Froggy likes bananas</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marko Yamagata Frog Fight, One of 8 works made in August 2026. They fresh. Gouache paint with rubber cement resist in the plastic sheets Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). The other works employed rubber cement as a masking fluid to create crisp white lines that resist the gouache paint. Artist background: My Instagram is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Michael Untitled Spray paint, epoxy, resin Description: I saw a photo of a frog in Natgeo and made this</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Vivian Bell Froject (Frog Project), 2026 Yarn Description: This filet crochet piece features two frogs happily frolicking amongst leaves. Artist background: These types of artwork are kind of like impressionist paintings; they need to be looked at from further away for the viewer to actually see the full picture!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Sarah Goldman Froggy Date Night, 2025 Pen and paper Description: This is a little drawing I made of two frogs on a date night! It made my friends laugh so hopefully it makes you smile too. Frogs also fall in love and go on silly dates (they just don't tell us).</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Brian Hite Pareidolia, 2026 Charcoal Description: it is a tree frog and when you look at the image you also see a human face Artist background: local artist/physician</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marko Yamagata Mimbres Menagerie, One of 8 works made in August 2026. They fresh. Gouache paint with rubber cement resist in the plastic sheets Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). The other works employed rubber cement as a masking fluid to create crisp white lines that resist the gouache paint. Artist background: My Instagram is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Randi Noel Strait From the Soul, 2026 Acrylic paint and canvas board Description: Features an American Toad calling out with all he’s got.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Alexandra Corrin Frog Rock, 2022 Found rock and acrylic paint Description: Its a rock that I painted to look like a chubby rain frog for my boyfriends birthday</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marko Yamagata The Honorable Charlotte Frogusta Flower, One of 8 works made in August 2026. They fresh. Acrylic markers on the framed prints Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). Artist background: My Instagram is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marko Yamagata The Baroness Frederica von Froggendorf, One of 8 works made in August 2026. They fresh. Acrylic markers on framed print (one has a piece of red ribbon for a protruding tongue) Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). Artist background: My Instagram is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Thomas Börner Mr. Pea, 2023 Needle felted wool</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Yichen Gao Salamanders of the Bay, 2025 Color pencils and paper Description: The Bay area is home to a diverse variety of salamander species occupying various habitats. However, due to many of their illusive nature and seasonality, most people have no idea that they live alongside these creatures. Therefore, I wish to bring more attention to the salamanders with my drawing.  From top to bottom, my drawing features the California Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon ensatus), California Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma californiense), California Newt (Taricha torosa), Arboreal Salamander (Aneides lugubris), Yellow-eyed Ensatina (Ensatina eschscholtzii xanthoptica), and California Slender Salamander (Batrachoseps attenuatus)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marko Yamagata "The Lady Louisa Frogerald". All were made in August 2026. They fresh. Acrylic markers on framed print Description: These works represent an exploration of the physical flexibility and evolutionary adaptability of frogs taken from a comically serious and/or seriously comic perspective. Some are a nod to the late, great ceramic artist David Gilhooly (particularly the framed faux frogs of the Regency era). Artist background: My Instagram is marko.yamagata</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Marlow Fredrick on the Table, 2026 Digital art, Procreate Description: Frogs are cute and deserve all the flies. I would love to keep a frog in my home to eat the flies. Artist background: marloooniousart.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Gracie (9 years old) Untitled, 2026 Markers and poster board Description: I chose the most educational frog because I like to share facts about animals with friends and people who like to hear about them. Frogs are really amazing creatures and I have learned so much about them while doing this project.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Brittney Nguyen Frog and Toad (go trick-or-treating), 2025 Fabric Description: I made Frog and Toad costumes - of the Frog and Toad series of books. Frog is a frog.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Leila (8 years old) Axalotuls!, 2023, 2025, 2026 (there are three of them) Air-dry clay (on paper display) Description: Axalotuls live in Mexico and they live in the water. They are also some of my favorite water animals. I made most of my Axalotuls pink because that is my favorite color for Axalotuls. Real Amphibians called Axalotuls can be pink. Artist background: I love axolotls!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Sara Wright Rhymes with frog: agog, / interior monologue, / downward facing dog, 2026 Watercolor on paper Description: This is a portrait of a White’s tree frog (Litorea caerulea) from Ithaca, NY’s Sciencenter. Artist background: I am a recovering academic and UCB Tang Center nurse. I made this piece just for Frog Fest.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Abhiniti Moola Mushroom frog, 2026 Color pencil on canvas paper Description: Color pencil drawing of a little frog sitting on some mushrooms. I had seen a picture of a real frog in a similar pose and wanted to recreate that picture in my style. I love frogs Artist background: I love frogs and I actually had some of my acrylic paintings shown in the tamper room frog art show. My Instagram is @masterpieces_by_moola</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Lucy (5 years old) Untitled, 2026 Pencil, crayons</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jane (7 years old) Untitled, 2026 Colored pencil</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maya Smolarek Homage to Salamander, 2026 iPhone photos, collage app Description: This is an homage to salamanders- I grew up enjoying seeing them in the mud and what better homage than being in mud myself</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hong Nguyen A Caesillyian’s Day Out, 2026 Digital art Description: This is an ode to my love for caecilians, as I learned about them in AmphibiaWeb during my time at Berkeley. They’re beautiful creatures and I’ve featured 12 species in my piece. I wanted to draw them so more people would know about them  All Caecilians featured:  1. Ichthyophis nguyenorum (Nguyen’s Caecilian)  2. Microcaecilia unicolor (Tiny Cayenne Caecilian)  3. Scolecomorphus kirkii (Kirk’s Caecilian)  4. Schistometopum thomense (São Tomé Caecilian)  5. Boulengerula boulengeri (Boulenger’s Caecilian)  6. Ichthyophis glutinosus (Sticky Caecilian)  7. Microcaecilia marvaleewakeae  8. Boulengerula fischeri  9. Geotrypetes seraphini (Gaboon Caecilian)  10. Dermophis mexicanus (Mexican Burrowing Caecilian)  11. Siphonops annulatus (Ringed Caecilian)  12. Epicrionops bicolor (Two Color Caecilian)  Unidentified  13. Bread Caecilian  14. Fancy Guy Caecilian</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maya Smolarek Untitled, 2026 Clay, wheel thrown Description: This is a little jar inspired by frogs!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Brittney Nguyen and Ariel Dungca Recreational frogs, 2024 Pen (Ariel Dungca) transferred onto ceramic (Brittney Nguyen) Description: These frog drawings are based on a real type of frog (adult female Coqui).</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Isla (10 years old) Dreaming of Flies, 2026 Pencil Sketch Description: "Isla sketched this life-like portrait of a frog at rest from one of her favorite nature books. She chose to do it in black and white to accentuate its markings and the folds of its skin. Based on the original photo, she believes the frog to be a full grown male, around 4 years old. Isla has been fascinated by frogs for years and is known as the Froggy Queen at school!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maura (9 years old) Freaky Frog, 2026 Crayon and marker Description: A focused study on different kinds of frogs. Artist background: This piece of art was made as part of a class project to learn about frogs!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maya (10 years old) A Party With Frogs!, 2026 Markers &amp; paper Description: Maya loves frogs and was inspired by the Frog Fest to create an art project/comic about frogs and friendship. Her idea was about a frog that wanted more than anything to become a famous butler for celebrities so as to feel important, but then ultimately realizes that kindness and having good friends is a better way to feel valued and loved.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kinsi Studies of Litoria caerulea, 2020 Pencil &amp; paper Description: Litoria carrulea, White’s Tree Frog, or the Australian Green Tree Frog—this frog goes by many names. This is a sketchbook page of when I drew frogs regularly. Artist background: This was one of the first studies I did during COVID, when I started perusing Amphibiaweb again, kickstarting my deeply buried love of frogs once again.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ellis (5 years old) Froggy, 2026 Paper and colored pencil Description: This is a green frog with brown spots.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Gladys Ochoa Summer Chorus, 2026 Colored pencil with acrylic markers Description: During my time in Sacramento for the State Fair, the frogs living in the canal would always fill the night with their chorus. I never got to see one but I’d like to imagine they too enjoyed the fireworks.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mulan Bartholomew African bullfrog (Pyxicephalus adspersus), 2016 Gouache on paper</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Gravity Emanuel, Kathleen Rosales Frog Head, 2026 Cardboard, paper mache, acrylic paint</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jasmine (8 years old) Adventuring salamander, 2026 Marker, pencil, and paper Description: Jasmine’s California Tiger Salamander is local, amazing, and one of our favorites!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Milo (5 years old) Hiding, 2026 Paper, watercolors, and pencil Artist background: I am obsessed with frogs, amphibians, reptiles, and snakes. I’m so excited for this festival.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kathy Ho LEAF ME ALONE!, 2026 Ceramics Description: Frogs are sometimes found on vegetation - and some are much smaller than the leaves they are found on</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kathy Ho Hopping Mad, 2026 Ceramics Description: This angry desert rain frog is feeling a bit empty inside.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>William (5 years old) Untitled, 2026 Acrylic pen on canvas</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Alva Wano frogs, 2026 Polymer clay Description: These are frogs made of polymer clay inspired by the anime “one piece.” Clay models to look like frogs</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ami Mehta Frog on a Windshield, 2020 Embroidery floss on fabric Description: It's a frog on a windshield. Just living its life. Artist background: Fiber artist &amp; frog lover</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Laura Wong Untitled, 2026 Pen and paper Description: This is a drawing of a California red-legged frog, an endangered species found in the Bay Area.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Imitation 1, 2016 Procreate on iPad Description: A frog in an industrialized world. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Imitation 2, 2016 Procreate on iPad Description: A frog in an industrialized world. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Imitation 3, 2016 Procreate on iPad Description: A frog in an industrialized world. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Rose Powell Ceramic frogs Ceramic Description: I make functional ceramics that look like frogs. This includes mugs, bowls, novelty salt and pepper shakers, ect.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kara Mohr Houston Toad, 2026 Digital art Description: Highlighting an endangered species of toad from Southwest Texas. Artist background: instagram: @karaemohr</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Master of the Pond, 2018 Gouache on paper Description: Sometimes a little stroll brings big surprises. Axolotl takes up this part of the pond but there's always room for visitors. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Solvej (10 years old) Moonlick Frog, 2026 Pastels, colored pencils, and inks. Description: The drawing is supposed to look like a moonlike frog, hence the moon pallets and marks.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Callahan (5 years old) Northern Red Salamander, August 2026 Crayon Description: This is a picture of a Northern Red Salamander, drawn by Callahan, age 5.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Madeline Ahn Pacific tree frog + miner's lettuce, 2025 Digital art Description: This piece features the Pacific tree frog (Pseudacris regilla) and miner's lettuce (Claytonia perfoliata), which arrive with the spring in the Bay Area. The frogs' calls make a perfect nighttime chorus, while the abundance of roadside miner's lettuce serves as a delightful snack for those in the know. Artist background: @_frogetful on Instagram</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Woodland Lyricism, 2018 Gouache on paper Description: Frog playing a flute for his forest friends. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Sydny Fujita Meet me at the pond, 2026 Acrylic and watercolor painting Description: Two African bullfrogs meeting at the local pond. The male is going to take very good care of their eggs/tadpoles</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Amber Dee Frog &lt;3, 2026 Ink on paper Description: Frogs are pretty cute little weirdos. Here's a drawing of one. Artist background: www.plumdada.com (very different than the frog)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Rainy Day, 2019 Pencil on paper Description: Everyone needs a hand now and then, even frogs. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Callahan (5 years old) Red-bellied Newt Life Cycle, August 2026 Crayon Description: This is a depiction of the life cycle of a Red-bellied Newt.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Samurai, 2019 Procreate on iPad Description: Froggy samurai who fights in the shade. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Another Day Another Dime, 2026 Procreate on iPad Description: This piece shows the mundane life of an amphibious maker assembling a new circuit in hope to catch bugs. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Spirit Turtle Incoming, 2019 Procreate on iPad Description: Ultimate clash between reptile and amphibian. Fire and earth. Good versus evil. The end is here. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Starry Night, 2019 Procreate on iPad Description: Ever wonder why frogs come out at night? For snuggles and the stars. Scientifically accurate. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bill Yen Traffic, 2016 Gouache on paper Description: Traffic is everywhere, even where are no cars. This parent is coming back from take your frog to work day. Artist background: My art portfolio can be found on here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5v99VyWBUHAcq2Ub9</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Justin pantaleon Origami Money frog, 2026 Framed digital art print Description: Origami frog, with money coins.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Katie Nguyen Life of a Working Frog in the City, 2026 Digital art (procreate) Description: Many frog species had to adapt or shrink in population due to the city taking over their natural habitat. This is a fictional “best case scenario” of a frog living in sf (with each scene resembling a snapshot of the average worker’s view of the city). What underlies it all is how the world is not made for the frog, but it calls it home anyways. Artist background: Born and raised in the Bay Area, Katie is an artist who specializes in comics and story-telling. One of her main character traits is she absolutely LOVES frogs (CONTACT: @katinabox.png on Insta)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dennis Suazo Cali frogs (and other herps), 2026 Digital art zine Description: This zine shares some information about California native frogs, toads, and other herpetofauna. It includes cute and quirky illustrations of different amphibians with information about their biology and how the reader can support the health of these beautiful and silly animals! Artist background: Dennis Suazo is a PhD candidate in Microbiology at UC Berkeley.  Instagram @queasing  https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennis-suazo-micro/</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ann Chang Cacops, 2025 Ceramic Description: As an AmphibiaWeb Steering member, I get to hear about all sorts of cool things about frogs. One of the things that came up was Cacops, a prehistoric Lissamphibia , which may have been ancestor to frogs. This semi-aquatic predator had "proto-frog" traits and a heavily armored head - maybe like Casque head frogs? Artist background: AmphibiaWeb Research Coordinator</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mishel Frankl Diary of a Frog, 2024-5 Paper, pens, colored pencils, markers Description: These works are part of my daily practice and study of frogs’ power to both evoke and guide the expression of my inner life. Frogs appear in human postures, doing human things. Artist background: Her vocal sac inflates, deflates  To be heard, to reverberate the voice concealed within  She hides, sulks, hops, hollers a croak  She claims her spot at the flank of the swamp, the branch, the tub  And transforms. Her voice unshackled  ~  Mishel is a visual artist and educator, born and raised on a kibbutz in Israel before moving to the Bay Area at age 13. In 2023, amid an internal conflict shaped by world events, Mishel discovered the emotional resonance of images of frogs and began a daily art practice centered on their depiction. Her work portrays frogs in human-like postures, engaging in the activities, gestures, and expressions of everyday life and emotion.  Mishel Frankl  mfrankel86@gmail.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mishel Frankl Diary of a Frog, 2024-5 Paper, pens, colored pencils, markers Description: These works are part of my daily practice and study of frogs’ power to both evoke and guide the expression of my inner life. Frogs appear in human postures, doing human things. Artist background: Her vocal sac inflates, deflates  To be heard, to reverberate the voice concealed within  She hides, sulks, hops, hollers a croak  She claims her spot at the flank of the swamp, the branch, the tub  And transforms. Her voice unshackled  ~  Mishel is a visual artist and educator, born and raised on a kibbutz in Israel before moving to the Bay Area at age 13. In 2023, amid an internal conflict shaped by world events, Mishel discovered the emotional resonance of images of frogs and began a daily art practice centered on their depiction. Her work portrays frogs in human-like postures, engaging in the activities, gestures, and expressions of everyday life and emotion.  Mishel Frankl  mfrankel86@gmail.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mishel Frankl Diary of a Frog, 2024-5 Paper, pens, colored pencils, markers Description: These works are part of my daily practice and study of frogs’ power to both evoke and guide the expression of my inner life. Frogs appear in human postures, doing human things. Artist background: Her vocal sac inflates, deflates  To be heard, to reverberate the voice concealed within  She hides, sulks, hops, hollers a croak  She claims her spot at the flank of the swamp, the branch, the tub  And transforms. Her voice unshackled  ~  Mishel is a visual artist and educator, born and raised on a kibbutz in Israel before moving to the Bay Area at age 13. In 2023, amid an internal conflict shaped by world events, Mishel discovered the emotional resonance of images of frogs and began a daily art practice centered on their depiction. Her work portrays frogs in human-like postures, engaging in the activities, gestures, and expressions of everyday life and emotion.  Mishel Frankl  mfrankel86@gmail.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Melissa Steele-Ogus The Frog Prints #1, 2026. Finished it this morning! Linoleum print Description: This leopard frog has one thing on his mind: reproduction. Encompassed by a giant frog egg, he dreams of his future tadpoles, surrounded by the type of floral motifs that can be found in the pond that will be used as his future breeding ground. Artist background: My instagram handle is honeycomb_jewelry</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Mishel Frankl Diary of a Frog, 2024-5 Paper, pens, colored pencils, markers Description: These works are part of my daily practice and study of frogs’ power to both evoke and guide the expression of my inner life. Frogs appear in human postures, doing human things. Artist background: Her vocal sac inflates, deflates  To be heard, to reverberate the voice concealed within  She hides, sulks, hops, hollers a croak  She claims her spot at the flank of the swamp, the branch, the tub  And transforms. Her voice unshackled  ~  Mishel is a visual artist and educator, born and raised on a kibbutz in Israel before moving to the Bay Area at age 13. In 2023, amid an internal conflict shaped by world events, Mishel discovered the emotional resonance of images of frogs and began a daily art practice centered on their depiction. Her work portrays frogs in human-like postures, engaging in the activities, gestures, and expressions of everyday life and emotion.  Mishel Frankl  mfrankel86@gmail.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jenna Sparks Untitled, 2025 Ceramics Description: My frog mug is based on the blue poison dart frog. This frog is found in Suriname and Brazil in South America. Even though you can't eat this frog (poisonous), it's great for a cup o' joe in the morning!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Bret Ward Frog Zone, 2026 3D modeling and rendering, screen printed on paper Description: It is an artwork of a frog I made for the event</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Madeline Ahn Nasturtium + Smiski + Frog, 2025 Digital art Description: With their greens and browns, frogs excel in hiding in the open, even to the trained eye. This scene is a peek into the miniature life of Smiski, coexisting amongst amphibian friends they may or may not be aware of. Artist background: @_frogetful on Instagram  Art print available at https://www.frogetful.myshopify.com</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Finn W (8 years old) Frogzilla, 2026 Pencil &amp; paper Description: It is a drawing of my pet frog, Taddeous. Taddeous is a froglet.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Sidney Bean Ornate Hopper, 2026 Paper mache &amp; acrylic paint Description: This work represents the joy, diversity, and beauty of frogs. Artist background: instagram.com/sidneybeancreations</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ingrid Behrsin (13 years old) Untitled, 1995 Paper Description: Cut collage of a tree frog.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ammon Corl The Princess and the Frog, 2026 Written word Description: This is a retelling of the classic Princess and the Frog story.  The lesson that I give to thee, always study your herpetology!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Laura Moriarty Dream Frogs, 2025 Pastels Description: I dreamed of being a frog experiencing a live birth from a sack. As a child in Cape Cod I lived near a pond where there many frogs, tadpoles etc. The dream suggests transformation. After being a poet for 50+ years I've started making visual art, doing performances including puppets etc.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Laura Moriarty Dream Frogs, 2025 Pastels Description: I dreamed of being a frog experiencing a live birth from a sack. As a child in Cape Cod I lived near a pond where there many frogs, tadpoles etc. The dream suggests transformation. After being a poet for 50+ years I've started making visual art, doing performances including puppets etc.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Maeve (4 years old) Untitled, 2026 Marker Description: This was the first time Maeve attempted to draw a frog. She was motivated to do so after she requested that I (her mother) draw a frog, and she was not satisfied with my rendering.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Laura Moriarty Dream Frogs, 2025 Pastels Description: I dreamed of being a frog experiencing a live birth from a sack. As a child in Cape Cod I lived near a pond where there many frogs, tadpoles etc. The dream suggests transformation. After being a poet for 50+ years I've started making visual art, doing performances including puppets etc.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Christine Wang Sunset Serenade, 2026 Watercolor, colored pencil Description: This artwork shows a Pacific Chorus Frog singing at sunset. Males inflate a single vocal sac under their chin, and produce that iconic “rib-bit” sound, represented by the tadpole music notes, to sing to females from late winter to spring.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Laura Moriarty Dream Frogs, 2025 Pastels Description: I dreamed of being a frog experiencing a live birth from a sack. As a child in Cape Cod I lived near a pond where there many frogs, tadpoles etc. The dream suggests transformation. After being a poet for 50+ years I've started making visual art, doing performances including puppets etc.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Alexandra How Fun to Hold a Frog!, 2022 Photo Description: This photo captures the excitement and joy at getting to hold a frog and see it up close.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Uli (9 years old) Tennis Frogster, 2026 Tennis balls, cardboard, beads Description: Did you know that most tennis balls dream of becoming a frog? But only a few get a chance to become one...just like this one! Artist background: Uli is a big fan of frogs. She has a growing collection of frog stuffies and frog-themed treasures, and frogs are a favorite subject in her artwork.</image:caption>
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