Ocean Storm Pillows

Wild cosmos 4

Hurricane Hallie (Marbled Acrylic Pour)

Crashing Waves

An elemental water unicorn, running through a tidal wave during a storm. Made in Adobe Photoshop with a Wacom Bamboo tablet.

Fierce giant octopus attacking a vessel at sea surrounded by a crashing wave

"And the LORD was displeased with their apostasy, and He sent the divine thunder to destroy them." (Scolopsis 10:13) Marker, colored pencil, gel pen, India ink, label 228

Jormungandr (or Midgard Serpent) is a creature from Norse Mythology. He is said to cause earthquakes when he bites his own tail.

Space storms

A very British thing broadcast on the radio four times a day since 1911( with a couple of little gaps for the World Wars. It always has the same format and is no more than 380 soothing mellifluous words. Loved by millions who have no need for the actual information, but love the delivery.It was actually debated in parliament when the BBC wanted to move the late night broadcast.(They didn't in response to the public outcry!) A specially made marbled paper with a sea spray theme,with little polka dot snips of the 31 coastal areas covered and a sample forecast. It doesn't get a lot more British than this!

Make a splash with our 'Wet Day' tee from the 'Day' series, a cool and ironic celebration of those unexpectedly wet and wild moments we all encounter. Embrace the quirks of life with this expressive, hipster shirt that turns an ordinary day into a conversation starter. Interesting fact: The word "serendipity" originated from a fairy tale in which three princes from the island of Serendip possessed the ability to make fortunate discoveries by accident—much like the unexpected joy of a wet day!

Black and white stormy seascape photograph

Storm On The English Coast by Winslow Homer, 1883. Watercolor.

Mablethorpe Sand Dunes A bracing, winter, visit to the beach at Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, England was what was needed after a Saturday night party. This trip didn't disappoint and cleared our heads and blew away the cobwebs. We also incorporated a dog walk into the equation, which is why we got a soaking from the incoming storm. The grasses on the dunes make a perfect foreground interest for whoever buys this for their new focal point for their living room wall. By Paul Thompson Photography

14x18 acrylic on canvas panel This is an older painting from May of 2013. This painting is about dreams coming true.

Because octopus!

You Don’t Belong Fable

Clouds overhead create a dramatic sky and foreboding of a stormy day. The two lone boats float on the turquoise water by the rocky shoreline in Mahogany Bay, Roatan, Honduras.

Charleston harbor's canopy of fluffy clouds is spectacular.

Wave pattern black and white. Water symbol, river, or sea, or ocean.

Clouds loom in the distance behind the famous Byron Bay Lighthouse, NSW, Australia.

A painting of a rough and wild sea with rocks. Based on a photo taken on the North East coast of Scotland.

Storms roll across Key West quickly, creating dramatic cloud formations like those seen in this original photo.

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An angry sea witch stands on rocks amongst the crashing waves. Her dress, the color of blood, whips in the wind as she uses her giant black pearl to summon terrors of the deep. A dark storm rolls in, the dark clouds of the tempest blotting out the full moon. A great sea monster roars as crawls ashore baring its wicked teeth.

What does your imagination suggest to you about this digital image? Is it a close up of a pearlescent prom dress or a colorful painting of raging waters in violet hues?

Viking and God Thor

This image is of Talacre Lighthouse in North Wales, just before dawn, with the orange sky reflected on the wet beach.

Heavenly

All My Storms With You

Abstract looking illustration of a sailboat race in stormy looking weather, and high seas.

Abstract looking illustration of a sailboat race in stormy looking weather, and high seas.

Abstract looking illustration of a sailboat race in stormy looking weather, and high seas.

....is where I'd like to be.

What could be more romantic than an old sailing ship? The wind blows the sails. Salty splashes of water hit our faces. We close our eyes and go into a fantasy world. Be with us in our dreams.

Grandmother Rock at Trinidad State Beach, California.

Huge Pacific Ocean waves crash on the rocks near Trinidad, California.