“Whale egg” watercolor done on Arches 300 lb cold pressed cotton paper. To get ideas for my art I always resort back to Alice in Wonderland; “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”. I often use this prompt to explore themes for my art. Needless to say, I’ve really enjoyed this whale series. I’ve had a lot of people in my life say that I should do illustrations for a children’s book. I really like the thought of creating my own story book. But for now I’m going to continue to explore the endless possibilities of our whale friend. For this piece, I decided to start at the beginning as one should. I present to you, the whale egg, the humble beginnings of our nameless super star, who is everything but your average whale.
“Whale egg” watercolor done on Arches 300 lb cold pressed cotton paper. To get ideas for my art I always resort back to Alice in Wonderland; “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”. I often use this prompt to explore themes for my art. Needless to say, I’ve really enjoyed this whale series. I’ve had a lot of people in my life say that I should do illustrations for a children’s book. I really like the thought of creating my own story book. But for now I’m going to continue to explore the endless possibilities of our whale friend. For this piece, I decided to start at the beginning as one should. I present to you, the whale egg, the humble beginnings of our nameless super star, who is everything but your average whale.
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