Living in Harmony
DESCRIPTIONA study of the captivating world of rockpool life. The intricate and varied creatures that reside in these hidden pools have long been a source of fascination for me.
As you gaze upon the canvas, you are transported to a world of quiet reflection, where the surface of the water seems to shimmer in the light of the sun, and the peaceful tranquility of the rockpool seems almost too perfect to be real.
And yet, as you observe the tiny snails, anemones, and Rock Goby moving about, you are reminded that life is never quite as calm and tranquil as it may seem. Each creature navigates their world with purpose and determination, darting from one hiding place to another, waiting for the next high tide to come in.
DETAILSOriginal watercolour on paper
Image size 14.5cm x 21cm
Unmounted and posted in a cardboard envelope
DESCRIPTIONA study of the captivating world of rockpool life. The intricate and varied creatures that reside in these hidden pools have long been a source of fascination for me.
As you gaze upon the canvas, you are transported to a world of quiet reflection, where the surface of the water seems to shimmer in the light of the sun, and the peaceful tranquility of the rockpool seems almost too perfect to be real.
And yet, as you observe the tiny snails, anemones, and Rock Goby moving about, you are reminded that life is never quite as calm and tranquil as it may seem. Each creature navigates their world with purpose and determination, darting from one hiding place to another, waiting for the next high tide to come in.
DETAILSOriginal watercolour on paper
Image size 14.5cm x 21cm
Unmounted and posted in a cardboard envelope
DESCRIPTIONA study of the captivating world of rockpool life. The intricate and varied creatures that reside in these hidden pools have long been a source of fascination for me.
As you gaze upon the canvas, you are transported to a world of quiet reflection, where the surface of the water seems to shimmer in the light of the sun, and the peaceful tranquility of the rockpool seems almost too perfect to be real.
And yet, as you observe the tiny snails, anemones, and Rock Goby moving about, you are reminded that life is never quite as calm and tranquil as it may seem. Each creature navigates their world with purpose and determination, darting from one hiding place to another, waiting for the next high tide to come in.
DETAILSOriginal watercolour on paper
Image size 14.5cm x 21cm
Unmounted and posted in a cardboard envelope