Flow Creative Creates Treeless Squirrel, a Character Dedicated to Planting Trees

Tree-planting figure believes blooming is a blush that will never affray with life. Protecting the ambiance is as contemporary as the appliance of sunscreen is practical And you charge not be a modern-day Thoreau to apprehend acknowledgment the bulletin of Treeless Squirrel is as adapted as Al Gore befitting his thermostat below 68 degrees. Treeless Squirrel says, ‘Plant trees, please.’ It’s boxy to get your arch let abandoned your accoutrements about abounding ecology issues. You can’t hug the Sierra Club, but Treeless Squirrel is an figure that has personality, depth, and dimension. Treeless Squirrel is apprenticed to affix with humans of all ages but abnormally the youngest generation

Chicago, IL -- Whether we collectively accede that the Zeitgest is black blooming or labeled sustainable, today’s eco-conscious affairs assets afterimage with every Prius anesthetized and affair candle lit. Now Flow Creative, Inc. adds to the account of environmentally affable symbols a six-foot-tall appearance alleged Treeless Squirrel, a appearance committed to burying trees.

"Protecting the ambiance is as contemporary as the appliance of sunscreen is practical," said Peter Zapf, arch of Flow Creative, the Chicago artistic bazaar that created Treeless Squirrel. "And you charge not be a modern-day Thoreau to apprehend acknowledgment the bulletin of Treeless Squirrel is as adapted as Al Gore befitting his thermostat below 68 degrees."

Akin to added memorable environmentally focused characters like Smokey the Bear and Woodsy the Owl, Treeless Squirrel clarifies and amplifies the accent of burying copse in a memorable way. His address is simple: "Plant trees, please" because Treeless Squirrel believes copse accomplish the apple a greener, healthier, and added admirable place.

Treeless Squirrel debuted on YouTube with a video blue-blooded “Treeless Squirrel says, ‘Plant trees, please.’” This video is the aboriginal in a alternation featuring Treeless Squirrel. It depicts his admiration to acquisition a home and abide in a apple with added trees. Response to this video has been phenomenal. On YouTube alone, the video has been beheld 336,729 times, has generated 347 resoundingly absolute user comments, has been tagged as a admired 776 times, and has accustomed 20 YouTube ceremoniousness common as of April 8, 2008. The video can be beheld at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k22oHm0O3Sg.

The bulletin of the accent of burying copse is not new. In fact, the age-old Greeks abstinent societies’ abundance by their adeptness to bulb copse in whose adumbration they would not sit. Treeless Squirrel agrees that it takes anticipation and affinity to affix with approaching generations. However, today, Treeless Squirrel aswell knows it helps to forward argument messages.

"It’s boxy to get your arch let abandoned your accoutrements about abounding ecology issues. You can’t hug the Sierra Club, but Treeless Squirrel is an figure that has personality, depth, and dimension. Treeless Squirrel is apprenticed to affix with humans of all ages but abnormally the youngest generation," added Zapf.

So, until Treeless Squirrel finds a annex to alarm home, www.treeless-squirrel.com is his primary residence. It acts as a starting abode for all Treeless Squirrel is accomplishing to animate humans to bulb trees, including his blog (www.blog.treeless-squirrel.com) and his Squidoo lens (www.squidoo.com/plantatree). Treeless Squirrel aswell socializes on several of the a lot of accepted amusing networking sites, including: MySpace, Flickr, and YouTube.

With Earth Day (April 22, 2008) and Arbor Day (April 25, 2008) approaching, Treeless Squirrel is planning on burying affluence of trees. Not surprisingly, the White Oak (Quercus Alba) is the Treeless Squirrel’s favorite.

Flow Creative, Inc. is an award-winning artistic bazaar amid in Chicago. Its audience cover CBOE, Clio Awards, Golub & Company, MotiveQuest, The Morton Arboretum, and the University of Chicago’s Graham School of General Studies.

Learn added about Flow Creative at www.flowcreative.net.

Contact:
Peter Zapf
Flow Creative, Inc.
pzapf@flowcreative.net
773-276-4425