r/OceansAreFuckingLit

Sunset Hiking https://www.oceanearthgreen.com/articles/sunsethikepalosverdesflatrockpoint

Each one is shaped and finished by hand, and I pierced the body with dozens of openings so the light becomes part of the shark’s pattern when it’s turned on.
Probably one of my favorite ocean creatures I’ve translated into clay so far. 🦈

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As we go into the evening, the last rays of sunlight stretch across the water, creating a beautiful trail of gold and pink. Warm golden and pink light reflects across the surface, contrasting beautifully with the deep blues of the ocean. In the distance, forest-covered mountains rise beneath the evening sky, giving the scene a peaceful sense of depth and space. The orcas bring a quiet feeling of movement to an otherwise still and serene landscape. A peaceful moment in the wild, before the day fades away.

Starry Waters, oils on stretched canvas

My good friend and ocean adventure partner Brent North took this picture, I thought I would share.

Ran into this fin whale a few miles off of Newport Beach.

I hope these are a good fit for here? Oceans are pretty much all I’m interested in painting these days… Cheers for checking them out!

And if you have any good ideas for the next one please let me know? I’m always looking for more inspiration. Thanks!

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The original ray was sculpted entirely by hand, then I made a plaster mold and cast each lamp in clay. Every piece is finished, glazed and fired by hand in our ceramic studio in Ukraine.
Inspired by eagle rays and the way they seem to fly through the ocean.

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Spotted my first humpback calf of the East Coast of Australia humpback migration season yesterday. This humpback will be no more than a couple of weeks old as its pigmentation is still turning from light grey to black.

Huge bonus for an eye open spy hop.