This gorgeous whale wall art print features under the sea, deep sea fish, Whale wall art. Ocean decor, will make great bathroom decor, or a nursery wall print. Deep sea ocean art print. A water scene with animal art, so clear and vivid in its colors, deep blue Ocean prints. It is an exquisite contemporary 1991 art Litho by American artist David C. Miller. . Condition of the litho print is Excellent. If you're looking for something to frame and/or a re-matt, then you can make this a gift of your own creation. It needs new matting. No cracks, no fading, no repairs.
Crafted by skilled artisans in America's heartland, our Whale Wood Boards are individually cut and meticulously hand-finished from either repurposed North American white oak or black walnut. Ideal for serving cheese or bread, the smaller boards double nicely as unexpected surfaces for an individual meal, while the larger boards provide a striking platform for an elaborate spread. • Design: Whale • 1 wood board • Whale: 36 x 9.5 • Made of repurposed Black Walnut • Care Instructions • Hand-crafted in the United States
Photojournalist Kiliii Yuyan documents the Iñupiaq and their successful conservation practices using indigenous knowledge
About the Book Jenna Le's second full-length poetry collection, A History of the Cetacean American Diaspora, won Second Place in the 2017 Elgin Awards. Book Synopsis Le's furious and steeled voice leaves nothing unturned, propelling these poems through explorations on displacement, womanhood, the body and its endured violences, by confronting a history as tenuous and elusive as the ghosts it conjures. She has created her own version of the Ark, one where the whale, forgotten in the original, is now carried as 'a child of immigrants, like me.' In these tender, earnest yet fierce poems, Le does not reinvent myth, but expands it to include our most damned outsiders. And how lucky we are that, like the great Robert Hayden, she has created a vision where 'Nothing human is foreign...' As such, this book is as much about loss as it is about art-making and being human--and utterly, forgivably alive.--Ocean Vuong, author of Night Sky With Exit WoundsIt has been a long time since I have read a book as memorable as Jenna Le's A History of the Cetacean American Diaspora. She makes the forms sound new, but it is also the memorability of her subject matter. An immigrant is compared to a whale; Noah's ark is replayed in a taxi; and physical self-love is transformed into 'fish's skin [that] will turn crisp / in a copper pan above a kitchen blaze.' The work is both clever and poignant, with unexpected characters like William Butler Yeats's mistress and a narcoleptic who is scripted into a romance narrative that involves abuse; yet, as Le writes, 'At seven years old, that's what I thought love was.' If you thought you knew what formal poetry was, you need to read Jenna Le's magical, original book.--Kim Bridgford, author of Human Interest
NO NEED TO WAIT, SHIPPING 1-3 DAYS Children's mobile with the image of a whale, clouds, sea, lighthousen, stars, month.. These cute little creatures are made from premium wool blend felt, hand cut and stitched using matching embroidery thread. In addition to its decorative and entertainment function, the mobile helps train the baby’s visual and auditory skills. You can be sure that this will be the perfect gift for a new mother and her baby. COLORS: You are buying exactly the product you see in the photographs. If you want to change the color of a toy or any other components of a mobile phone, simply indicate the desired colors. Changing colors does not affect the price, but may slightly increase processing time. MATERIALS: American/Korean felt (wool blend) Hypoallergenic filler (holofiber) Wooden frame holder (beech) Imitation leather Leatherette with glitter Wool balls Acrylic paint SIZE: movable length ~53 cm / 20.8' ring diameter ~ 25 cm / 10' The height of the felt toy is ~ 15-20 cm. ATTENTION OUR CHILDREN'S MOBILES ARE FOR DECORATION AND HOME DECORATION USE ONLY. NOT INTENDED AS A CHILDREN'S TOY. There may be some color inconsistency due to different monitor settings. If you have any questions, please click the "Notify Seller" button next to the price and I will respond to you within 24 hours.
This stunning black pottery vase and whale set is the perfect addition to any collection of Latin American art. Handmade in Mexico by the renowned artist Dona Rosa S., this set showcases her unique style and artistic vision. The intricate details on the vase and whale make them true works of art, perfect for display in any room of your home. Vase does have some rough edges around the rim with minor cracks. The vase and whale were made using traditional Mexican techniques, making them a true representation of Mexican culture. The set is perfect for collectors of Latin American art, or anyone who appreciates the beauty and complexity of Mexican culture. Dona Rosa S.'s signature is etched into the bottom of the vase and whale, adding to their value and authenticity. Add this exquisite set to your collection today!
These are by far the best and most captivating whale watching tours in Gloucester and Boston in Massachusetts with a variety of whales and other marine life.
Combining the stunning landscape and abundant wildlife of Kachemak Bay with the outstanding food scene, culture, and people of Homer, makes this corner of the world an ideal Happier Place
Pledge allegiance to the red, white and blue. Designed with a rope-style American flag graphic on the backside, and the signature whale at the left chest, this vineyard vines T-shirt is the perfect choice for 4th of July fun. Made with proper proportions and a relaxed fit for Big and Tall guys, it's crafted of soft, 100% cotton for an easy-to-wear feel that allows for the freedom to move without restriction. Pair it with shorts, jeans, or our chappy swim trunks for a comfortable, casual look that's ready for summer.Exclusive to DXL 100% cotton Finely ribbed crewneck Signature whale logo at left chest; roped American flag graphic on back Short sleeves Straight hem Machine wash; imported Item #10451584
This adorable big whale amigurumi crochet pattern is perfect for all sea life lovers and crochet enthusiasts! With this easy-to-follow pattern, you can create your very own cute and cuddly whale plushie. This pattern is sure to bring joy and relaxation as you work on your own handmade creation. Crochet your own whimsical big whale amigurumi and add a touch of ocean magic to your home decor or give it as a unique and thoughtful gift to a friend or loved one. The pattern is written in English language and U.S. terms using symbols that are explained with Crochet terms and Abbreviations. Crochet skills and the ability to understand American crochet abbreviations and are required for this project. Tools Needed: • 4.0mm or 3.0mm crochet hook; • Yarn sewing needle. • Markers (optional). Materials Needed: Yarn1 - One ball of Space dyed yarn (about 330m = 100g) Color: blue, pink or any color you like Yarn2 - One ball of chunky acrylic yarn (160m = 100g), Color: off white Yarn3 - Two balls of mohair adorned with glitters (one ball is about 400m long = 50g) Color: blue, pink or any color you like Shaping wire (for tail fin shaping) Size: Length - 48cm; Height - 13.5cm Difficulty Level: Experienced.
Whales, Whales, Whales and More Whales! This is a series of whales that were painted for a customer in the mid west. Depending on what she chooses, there may be some of these available by the end of this week (Jan 16, 2017). Message me if you have any questions. 14" x 16" No. 1-585LG This is a watercolor on paper using highly pigmented paints, the painting is an one-of-a-kind original and the antique frame has a wonderful patina and lemon gold finish. This one is a little more unusual because I don't often come across this type of fun oval frame with the right amount of 'chippy.' 7 1/2"x 8 1/2 No. 2-165-LG Loving all the little sailboats floating around in front of my little whale. This frame is antique and little but it is nearly perfect in it's finish. I love it. Watercolor on paper! Look at his grin! 5"x6" No 3-135-LG This is a new frame! Moby Dick! 5 1/2" x 4" No. 4-137-LG I love the color tones on this one. The frame is antique and Italian! 4"x4" No. 5-130-LG The depth of the sides on this make the painting look like it's in a shadowbox. The turquoise in the water is the perfect shade to compliment the yellow gold tones in this little square frame. 17 1/2 " x 10 1/2" No. 6-485-LG Moby Dick...AGAIN. This little guy isn't as little as the rest. Measuring in close to 18" wide, this piece makes a nice statement. It has Clean lines, a lemon gold frame, is a watercolor on paper, and has lots of action and movement in the water! Thanks for looking and enjoy this winter day! Tweet Share on Tumblr
Whale watching in Tadoussac is incredibly varied, easy and inexpensive. Here are four fun ways to go whale watching in Tadoussac, Quebec.
Children's mobile with the image of a whale, clouds, seagulls, sea, waves, anchor. These cute little creatures are made from premium wool blend felt, hand cut and stitched using matching embroidery thread. In addition to its decorative and entertainment function, the mobile helps train the baby’s visual and auditory skills. You can be sure that this will be the perfect gift for a new mother and her baby. COLORS: You are buying exactly the product you see in the photographs. If you want to change the color of a toy or any other components of a mobile phone, simply indicate the desired colors. Changing colors does not affect the price, but may slightly increase processing time. MATERIALS: American/Korean felt (wool blend) Hypoallergenic filler (holofiber) Wooden frame holder (beech) Imitation leather Acrylic balls Acrylic paint SIZE: movable length ~53 cm / 20.8' ring diameter ~ 25 cm / 10' The height of the felt toy is ~ 15-20 cm. ATTENTION OUR CHILDREN'S MOBILES ARE FOR DECORATION AND HOME DECORATION USE ONLY. NOT INTENDED AS A CHILDREN'S TOY. There may be some color inconsistency due to different monitor settings. If you have any questions, please click the "Notify Seller" button next to the price and I will respond to you within 24 hours.
The Bowhead Whale (Balaena mysticetus) is a species of whale from the Arctic Ocean. It is the largest of all of the whales that frequent the Arctic seas, and the last surviving member of the genus Balaena. The bowhead whale has the thickest blubber of any sea mammal, up to 19 inches (50 cm) thick. The blubber helps the whale maintain its body heat in the frigid Arctic waters. Its head is so strong that it can be used as an icebreaker, enabling them to easily move through the remaining Arctic sea
Today we are going to explore architecture with kids by learning about the remarkable career of architect Norma Merrick Sklarek and one of her most famous projects, the "Blue Whale." After exploring her career I
Whale watching in Tadoussac, Quebec is an experience of a lifetime. This post highlights all you need to know about whale watching in Quebec.
Today we are going to explore architecture with kids by learning about the remarkable career of architect Norma Merrick Sklarek and one of her most famous projects, the "Blue Whale." After exploring her career I
I recently completed these Inuit Whale portraits with Grade 2 in my current residency. It is mixed media on canvas. We did them in multiple layers so there is some 3D action happening. I was surprised at how well they turned out, awesome job Grade 2! Before I give the 'how to', so we are clear and I don't get targeted again by those online haters (as my students call them): Disclaimer: I am not an Inuit artist, this is my interpretation solely for the use of teachers and parents when teaching the social studies curriculum. My blog is not a forum to address any concerns about larger issues, only to assist other art educators with their work. MATERIALS REQUIRED: - primed canvas, I use the 8 x 11" multipack from Micheals which I buy on sale (this week it's $17.99 for a pack of 10). You could also use primed heavy cardboard or 1/8" masonite. - blue or yellow acrylic paint. I use the Craft Smart brand from Micheals for all my residencies. It gives great coverage, lots of colours, and is priced right. The current brand offered to most schools in the Calgary area is too translucent, requiring multiple coats…..very frustrating. - recycled cardboard - drywall filler - black acrylic paint - white craft foam - red and black card stock - tacky glue - Mod podge for sealing - my templates: jumping whale, swimming whale - wax paper PROCEDURE: Paint your canvas, make sure to do the 4 sides as well. Using my templates, cut out the base of the whale out of cardboard. We had 75 whales being created so I made sure (tried to) that the kids wrote their names on the coloured side of the cardboard. Working on top of wax paper, add a layer of dry wall filler. I just get the kids to use their fingers to spread on a nice coat. Leave to dry. (about 6 hrs.) If they curl a bit just gently bend straight. Paint over the drywall with black acrylic paint. Leave to dry. I gave each child a piece of white craft foam. I made 6 sets of stencils for each type of whale which the kids shared. I labelled and numbered each set and placed them in a ziploc bag. This worked well and we didn't lose any pieces. Trace out all pieces in pencil and them cut out. Glue the black base piece to the canvas with tacky glue. If it is really curly you might have to use the glue gun (adults only). Glue on the white foam pieces and then cut additional pieces out of red and black card stock to add. I did not give out any stencils for the red and black details. The kids designed their own. For the mouth cut a rounded rectangle and the cut in half with a zig zag. Glue into place leaving some space between the 2 pieces. I had some copies of my original drawings for the kids to follow if they wanted. it was like putting a puzzle together. When glue has dried add a nice coat of Mod podge to seal and add a nice shiny coat. You can see yellow wasn't the most popular paint choice. Great work Grade 2! See you next time. Gail
