Bioluminescent Syphozoan
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"The bioluminescent glow of a jellyfish has a greater purpose than personal vanity. It is also used as a defense mechanism by drawing attention to the presence of a potentially tasty predator. There's always a bigger fish. " Oil on 20"x16" Canvas 1-13-16
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NATHAN HOLLY
You know those little sketches that people create mindlessly during boring meetings? I paint those. Just like you see kittens in clouds or Elvis in a potato chip, I see images in my doodles. It's called pareidolia (that's your word of the day). I find it quite interesting how a random collection…
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