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Marine Wildlife

This series began with an educational project and tribute to my time spent sailing on the Sloop Clearwater: Life on the Husdon River.

I am now working on a similar project for my local waters, the Salish Sea, and will also be expanding to include threatened marine wildlife worldwide.  

Sturgeon

Sturgeon

Part of the Life of the Hudson River series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Humpback Whale

Humpback Whale

This is the position in which the males sing that most eerie of undersea music. (Walnut oil on canvas.)

Tiger Rockfish

Tiger Rockfish

Part of the Salish Sea series. (Acrylic on Recycled Paper)

Sea Turtle

Sea Turtle

Walnut oil on canvas. Part of an upcoming, multi-media series.

Wolf Eel

Wolf Eel

Not actually an eel! Salish Sea series. (Acrylic on recycled paper.)

Pumpkin Seed Sunfish

Pumpkin Seed Sunfish

Part of the Life of the Hudson River series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Seahorse

Seahorse

Hippocampus erectus (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Oyster Toadfish

Oyster Toadfish

Part of the Life of the Hudson River series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Shad

Shad

Part of the Life of the Hudson River series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Chinook Salmon

Chinook Salmon

The king of salmon (can grow to be literally my size!) is part of the Salish Sea series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Impossible Lobster

Impossible Lobster

A combination of two completely different lobsters: the claws of the Maine Lobster and the colorful patterns of the Spiny Lobster. Unreasonable beauty standards you might say? Result of genetic engineering? Or just a bit of fun? (Walnut oil on Canvas)

Hogchoker

Hogchoker

Part of the Life of the Hudson River series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

First Breath, Last Breath

First Breath, Last Breath

My tribute to the dolphins of Taiji, Japan. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

Blue Clawed Crab

Blue Clawed Crab

Part of the Life of the Hudson River series. (Acrylic on recycled paper)

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