#TextileTuesday :
Textile, “Sea Saw”
Designed by Ms. Sheila O'Hara (USA, b.1953), Manufactured by Muller-Zell GmgH & Co. KG, USA, 1991
86% italian cotton, 14% polyester
Cooper Hewitt 1993-39-1
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seen from United States
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seen from China
#TextileTuesday :
Textile, “Sea Saw”
Designed by Ms. Sheila O'Hara (USA, b.1953), Manufactured by Muller-Zell GmgH & Co. KG, USA, 1991
86% italian cotton, 14% polyester
Cooper Hewitt 1993-39-1
Sunita Fan
An orange skunk clownfish (Amphiprion sandaracinos) in Bohol, Philippines
by François Libert
Orange clownfish at Hastings Reef of the Great Barrier Reef
Fish-uary Days 19, 20, and 21: Arctic (Harbor Seal), Indian (Chagos Anemone Fish), and Atlantic Oceans (Atlantic Flyingfish)
I imagine these three to be royalty of the sea, along with Deep Blue for the Pacific Ocean. The one in the middle is actually the design I made for the dwarf planet Sedna, as she was named after the Inuit mother of the sea of the same name.
Fish-uary Days 22 and 23: Favorite (Flapjack Octopus) and Bioluminescence (Firefly Squid)
The Dumbo Octopus here is named Norbu, based on the squishmallow plushie I own of the same name.
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I don't have the energy to finish Fish-uary at the moment. I might finish the challenge in March, but don't hold your breath on it. I don't like making promises as I'm not exactly one to keep ones like that. I will be making art, but I like to draw what I want.
Anemone Fish