Solitary Great Black-backed Gull, oil on panel, 12" x 24" |
While gulls, genus Larus, are found almost everywhere in the world, I associate the Great Black Backed gull, Larus marinus, the largest gull in the world, with my trips to the Nova Scotian coast.
For all of its imposing size, this a shy bird, and never allows me to come very close however stealthily I paddle my kayak. It seems to sense, with a predators keen eye, when it is being looked at with intent and abhors my paparazzo efforts.
2 comments:
Really love this painting Shannon! I hope we can see it first and maybe put a red dot on it.
great work as always,
konrad
Thanks, Konrad!
This painting is destined to be part of a November exhibition for the 20th anniversary of F.L.A.P. (Fatal Light Awareness Program) which is aimed at reducing the number of migrating bird deaths caused by window collisions. A percentage of proceeds from the sale of the paintings will go to support the continuation of the program. We should talk about whether, how, where.
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