Natural shelled Wall Art
498 creative works found
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Lots of sea shells
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mia found the teeeeniest snail at a friends house. how cute is he? he is on mias fingers, probably the smallest snail i have ever seen :)
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Okay…. My kids made me do it!!! They found this snail in the garden and insisted that I photograph it so here’s the result.
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Macro image of rocky mountains gemstone ammolite
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Sitting on the tumbled trunk of a tree long dead, smooth from the power of storms and rubbing against the ocean floor, you sift and sort, selecting and choosing, the perfect shell, the one with the best markings, the most beautiful colours and natural shine, but there’s so many, so hard to choose, to discriminate between them, segregating them, making piles, discarding imperfections, you want this one, you need it, not that one, it’s got a mark on it, until you decide, until you see, that they belong together, alone they are nice, but together they are magic and captivating, you smile, you sigh, you lay them back down, you let them rest, together
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Chambered center of a nautilus shell that has been processed with the fractalius filter. /
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Slightly more abstract look at the inner portion of the nautilus chambers after processing with the fractalius filter. /
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Abstract image of a nautilus shell /
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Painted around the same time as “Ukulele Lady” she was gifted to friends when after a major show on the other side of the island she arrived completely warped and couldn’t be hung. She is painted on a masonite panel box. She symbolizes being the sea/see…..rising from the dark…..movement and being still. Notice the Humahumanukanukapuaa. (sounds like huma huma nuka nuka ap poo a a)..Hawaii’s state fish. Sometimes it’s hard for me to put my images into words since the point is that they are images asking to be seen and everyone has their own to see…...
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Some of the storms and wind that blows into Lovers Key Beach actually blows the shells into the driftwood on the beachs. This image was taken with my Nikon Coolpix P80 on Lovers Key State Park in Bonita Beach, Florida
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New growth will grown on its own, but as the predominant animal on this earth we are obligated to give nature a helping hand. Second in the enviroment series for the new gallery show
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Stuff On The Ground Series #5 Pale blue egg shell.
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A very cool cauliflower at the market!
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Sally Lightfoot Crab / / (Baja California and The Sea of Cortez) / / >< / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Nautilus in B&W and manipulated with the Fractalius Filter. /
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White eggs on black background with fingerprints on the shells.
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This rare shell was found near the estuary of the River Time. It is speculated that a trade ship picked it up on a trip back to the source of the river, for the origin seems to be ancient. At an unknown time the trader must have been wrecked in an eddy and the shell washed out on some future shore where it was accidentally discovered by an explorer on his way back to the present. / It is on display from Universal Date 2675 in the Time Trivia Room of the River Time Museum. Another Chaoscope_Apophysis combination.
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Vector illustration.
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New growth occurs on its own. / first in a series of three for the gallery show in about a month.
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Woman with her arms raised walking from an open nautilus shell. Photo based illustration.
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The heart is the only broken instrument that works. T. E. Kalem
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