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A print of this painting can be purchased at my etsy shop here: [link]

Something I did purely for fun.

I love blowfish, and I especially love nudibranchs. For those unfamiliar with these weird sea slugs, those featured in this painting are all real nudibranchs, and they may not even be the weirdest ones out there. My favorite is the blue guy at the top, the blue dragon nudibranch who, unlike most of his genus, will actually attack and eat animals larger than itself, all the way up to a Man O' War jellyfish, and after eating anything poisonous, will actually absorb the venom of its meal and use it as its own venom.

Slugs are so cool.

As a side note, I should add that probably none of these nudibranchs actually live in the same environment or part of the world, and they will probably never be found all together like this. I did no research on where each species comes from and what their habitats are, I just wanted it to look cool. I admit this.

Painted on canvas with acrylics and lots of good swing and motown, especially Harry Belafonte's "Zombie Jamboree".

Description
A print of this painting can be purchased at my etsy shop here: [link]

Something I did purely for fun.

I love blowfish, and I especially love nudibranchs. For those unfamiliar with these weird sea slugs, those featured in this painting are all real nudibranchs, and they may not even be the weirdest ones out there. My favorite is the blue guy at the top, the blue dragon nudibranch who, unlike most of his genus, will actually attack and eat animals larger than itself, all the way up to a Man O' War jellyfish, and after eating anything poisonous, will actually absorb the venom of its meal and use it as its own venom.

Slugs are so cool.

As a side note, I should add that probably none of these nudibranchs actually live in the same environment or part of the world, and they will probably never be found all together like this. I did no research on where each species comes from and what their habitats are, I just wanted it to look cool. I admit this.

Painted on canvas with acrylics and lots of good swing and motown, especially Harry Belafonte's "Zombie Jamboree".