Ebb and Flow Secret Supper last month held at the beautiful Oregon Coast in Rockaway Beach with the lovely Danielle Firle and Mona and Jaret of Tournant.
I just finished balancing on a goofboard and I’m feeling amped! Surprisingly, the South Swells have been pretty good but I don’t feel I’m missing out. While I was living in Alaska…
After experiencing the wear and tear salt water can have on hair, podcaster Khalyla Kuhn has launched Ebb Ocean Club, a collection of reef-safe hair products.
All images exhibited here show landscapes which have emerged in the course of natural geological processes, without any human influence and manipulation.
Do you want to know exactly which sharks are legal to keep and which ones you must throw back? Then check out this detailed chart made for shark fishermen.
The View From Inside Beach The View from Inside Beach and from a kayak just off the shore, is of rocky islands and steep cliffs, a protected lagoon and jagged reef across Seldovia Bay, and out across the mouth of Kachemak Bay and lower Cook Inlet, to the tall volcanoes of the Alaska Peninsula. This is the perfect place to watch the sunset, the ebb and flow of tides, and the boats coming and going. This is a digital print from original cut-paper artwork by Alaskan artist, Valisa Higman. Artwork is 10 in. wide and 8 in. tall plus a 1/2 in white boarder. "My cut-paper artwork all starts as a sheet of black paper. Carving away at the background using an Xacto knife, the images are revealed in an intricate lacework of lines. Using the black as my foreground, I fill the negative space by piecing together layers of paper in vibrant colors and textures. As a finishing touch, I add the last details and shading with paint. My work reflects my love of community, nature and all things nostalgic." Prints are on archival matte paper and sealed in a plastic sleeve with a backing.
It’s crazy to think that almost exactly a year before our trip to Kenya, we were looking forward to a much anticipated, yet ill-fated dive adventure in the Philippines. We were all booked and…
Dive into the colors of Coral Reef and imagine yourself snorkeling in clear blue waters as you create with this yarn! Colors seem to ebb and flow and merge into one another just like the diversity of a reef teeming with tropical ocean life.
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Between two worlds Sits the archipelago known as Hawaii It is where east meets west Water meets sky Myth melds with reality And the lush lies in contrast to the barren. We come From one world or an…
If we continue spewing pollution into the atmosphere, our climate will only continue to change, and the oceans will be very different than they are today. Ocean temperatures will rise, and with that, rising PH levels will make the water more acidic. It's simple chemistry and a sad fact. So how do we solve this problem? Artist and ocean advocate Courtney Mattison has made it the mission of her ceramic sculptures to remind us of the ocean's beauty and inspire preservation. Her "Changing Seas " series, previously featured on our blog, is Mattison's first major work towards this goal.
Portuguese textile artist Vanessa Barragão pays homage to the ocean with her incredible sculptural textile art made form recycled textile waste.
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Hang over oven door handle, cabinet door or anywhere a towel is needed! Adds color and sure to be a conversation piece! Lined top has lace on shoulders, removable front bow and side ties. Sea turtles are swimming among fish and the coral reef. Beautiful gold tone sparkling turtle pin Bottom towel is a Kay Dee terry cloth towel. Front has a star fish among reeds. On one side of the star fish is written EBB, other side FLOW. ( front only) small star fish on reverse side. Light celery color lace on hem edge.
