

Believe-it-or-not, this is this fish’s name: unless you want to use its scientific moniker: Selene Vomer! I’ve never seen these guys when diving, and took my reference shots through windows of an aquarium in Vegas.
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These great giant monsters make you feel very small – and ultimately peaceful – untill you notice their overbite! I painted the watercolour paper with gesso to begin this painting and hence have areas that do not accpet the watercolour but add lovely texture, the feel of the coral.Â
22″ x 30″
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This is painted on plastic – It’s fun to work with since the effects are surprising and there is the extra challenge that water erases the colour – so building your layers is really interesting.
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This is painted on Terraskin, a kind of plastic that doesn’t quite accept the watercolour and makes for interesting effects.
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