Giant Kelp "Diminishing Forests" by Tasha Waller Print Size:Fine Art Print A3 (42x29.7cm) things we know nothing about

things we know nothing about is very intriguing to me

she never found one in the wild

The reference images used for this drawing were captured by bird photographer Dean Hohn

The simplicity of the composition draws the viewer's attention directly to the echidna

beautiful eyes gazing outward with a sense of wonder and curiosity

Giant Kelp "Diminishing Forests" by Tasha Waller Print Size:Fine Art Print A3 (42x29.7cm) things we know nothing about"Diminishing Forests" is a poignant reflection on the endangered giant kelp forests of Tasmania, captured through the intricate strokes of colour pencils on black paper. This piece focuses on a close up view of the kelp strands and their gas bladders highlighted in green, olive, and golden yellow hues, as they are gently pulled sideways by the ocean currents. In this artwork, the contrast between the vibrant kelp and the stark black background