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The Maritime Dreamscape

A triptych illustration of a fish divided into three parts surrounded by various elements.

Another triptych! This time with a segmented fish and other vaguely related and unrelated accessories.

I drew these on Fabriano Accademia A5 drawing paper using Prismacolor Col-Erase colored pencils, and BIC ballpoint pens for the outlines (Amazon affiliate links).

The first panel of the triptych. This illustration has the head of the fish with a smaller manta ray in front of it and the tail of the manta ray is the attached to a hook in the lips of the fish. Out of the back part of the head there is a string with a star attached to the end of it.
The second panel of the Triptych. This illustration is of the mid-section of the fish with a flower coming out of the front part. Above and below the flower are berries, and in front of the flower is a moon. At the back there is thin portion of the mid-section that is cut off from the rest.
The third panel of the triptych. This illustration is of the tail of the fish. A string comes out of the front part and a fir tree is attached to the end of the string. Above and below the tree is a leaf. Behind the tail of the fish is a fish egg with a fish embryo visible in the egg.

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