This video is something very different from my usual coverage of the [...]
Back in January, I shared with you all a post about Bartz Snow Sculptures. Soon after it was published, the Bartz brothers, Austin, Trevor, and Connor, revealed their sculpture for the 2018 season – 19-foot-tall Diggs the Lobster! The delightful sea/snow creature was visited by thousands of [...]
Here’s a fun video to spice up your Saturday morning – this is the latest offering from Justin Credabel and his new band, named T-Wreck, whose genre they describe as “synth/bass-driven power trio w/ a vocalist who bellows always on key”. But reefkeepers will be drawn to the [...]
Learn the surprising 19th-century origin of some common fish [...]
Biological illustration may have become overshadowed somewhat by photography, but it still has its place. I have several ID books of small critters that incorporate superbly detailed drawings and they really do help, especially with marine life. And while they work fine, they are purely [...]
Fluoroscenes 1 by Coral Morphologic Coral Morphologic presents Fluoroscenes 1 – an album of nine records inspired by the corals’ cosmic ability to synchronize their lives to Earth’s daily rotation around its axis, the Moon’s monthly revolution around Earth, and Earth’s yearly revolution [...]
If you’re a fan of art, corals, music, or parties, do I have an event for you! Beginning this weekend, it’s the 39th annual Hygienic Art Festival in New London, CT – “Two weeks of creative events featuring more than 500 artists, musicians, poets, filmmakers, and [...]