realolifrost

I've done things for different groups at different times.

Probably most significantly I made a series of posters for various groups and events, like the Global Climate Strike, Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion.

The tone was a bit different to what you'd usually get, and they went down surprisingly well.

At the moment, I do regular work for Greenpeace, making videos for their channels.

I appreciate ducks. But I once did a food waste campaign playfully suggesting you should feed bread to them, which is apparently very much not accurate.

Real answer: As vampire I'm able to live affordably by feasting on free range organic humans.

Made up answer: More recently I'm lucky enough to make some money from streaming services and Patreon, along with some freelance work I do for Greenpeace. I don't really want to go down the route of jingles for brands, so hopefully I'll be able to grow those things over time.

Judging by the mentions of geo-engineering and the book "False Alarm" it seems fair to assume there's a few climate "skeptics" on Reddit. Either that or people with strong opinions on copywriting and graphic design.

I wouldn't dismiss it for ideological purity, I'd dismiss it for being extraordinarily risky.