While visiting Whidbey Island, I explored a tide pool in Oak Harbor. Tide pools always feel otherworldly to me. I feel so huge compared to the infinite species coexisting in the ecosystem below my feet but then you look out at the vast ocean and are reminded you’re just a tiny speck of dust on a floating rock in a huge galaxy. I love the play of scale and the similarities between the macro and micro. This optical illusion dances by pushing and pulling on reality like the waves washing back and forth. I love how the rocky formations made by the tides on the shore resemble the giant mountains on the horizon and the ripples remind me of topographic maps.

Full-Color Giclée Print on Smooth Bright White 100% Cotton Rag Paper- sophisticated museum-level quality, archival prints using pigment-based inks, displaying every color and detail of the original work

Original Medium: Gouache, acrylic, colored pencil, graphite

The frame is not included

Please allow up to 2 weeks for print orders to arrive. Prints are printed per order.

In December all prints are limited stock.

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