Seafood Restaurant Tapestries
Description: A companion piece to my other works "Mermaid Party Yacht" & "Mermaid Hair Salon", containing many of the same characters. Can you spot them all? All three scenes are from my book “Where’s the Mermaid? - A Mermazing Search-and-Find Adventure”. See more at: www.wheresthemermaid.com
Description: The No Name Restaurant was founded by Nick Contos in 1917 as a seafood stand meant to serve the fisherman who worked along Boston’s Fish Pier. He never named the restaurant, and while the space evolved and grew over the years, a proper name was never bestowed upon the business, hence how it became simply known as the 'No Name' for more than a century before suddenly closing up shop in 2019.
Description: A black background features the stylized text "Mirabella's" in blue and gold. Below, "TAMPA'S FINEST SEA FOOD RESTAURANT" is in white. A cartoon fish wearing a chef's hat and holding a trident is on the left. Text details restaurant rooms, address "327 NO. DALE MABRY TAMPA, FLORIDA", and award "GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER".
Description: Bring classic New England coastal charm to your wardrobe with this vintage seafood badge design featuring a breaching whale, nautical rope border, lobster icon, and distressed typography. Inspired by traditional dockside seafood houses and maritime heritage, this premium graphic is perfect for ocean lovers, seafood enthusiasts, and fans of rustic coastal style.
Description: Bring classic New England coastal charm to your wardrobe with this vintage seafood badge design featuring a breaching whale, nautical rope border, lobster icon, and distressed typography. Inspired by traditional dockside seafood houses and maritime heritage, this premium graphic is perfect for ocean lovers, seafood enthusiasts, and fans of rustic coastal style.
Description: Show your love for the coast with this front-facing crab seafood illustration. Detailed marine artwork makes it a natural choice for seafood lovers, beachgoers, fishermen, coastal cooks, marine life fans, and ocean enthusiasts. The bold crab design brings seaside character to kitchens, beach homes, restaurant spaces, and everyday style. A strong ocean wildlife concept for anyone who enjoys shellfish, maritime art, and the culture of the sea.
Description: Remembering Thompson’s Clam Bar. A Cape Cod summer institution located on Wychmere Harbor in Harwich Port MA. It had 450 seats and served up to 2,000 dinners a night. Such wonderful memories of our family dinners there, feeding seagulls and watching the boats come and go. And of course their famous jingle: “Hey! Where ya goin’? I’m goin’ to Thompson’s Clam Bar. Because that’s where the Tastiest Clams Are!” This is the NEW HIGHER RESOLUTION VERSION.
