You probably already know that one of my favorite art themes is nautical or sea life. Strangely enough I have only made a couple of shark drawings, and with a few upcoming animal-themed events I plan on exhibiting at, it seemed a great time to add a shark to the collection of available artwork. One of my personal favorites is the hammerhead shark, due to it's strange and unique head shape.
Did you know that hammerhead sharks use that wide head to trap stingrays to the ocean floor so they can eat them? Hammerheads have very few predators, but other sharks and humans are the majority. Horrifically, over a 100 million sharks are killed each year. I myself am a fisherman and seafood lover, and believe both can be enjoyed responsibly.
When you support Bryan Collins Art, you're also helping to support various wildlife organizations such as the Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida, The Sea Turtle Hospital at Whitney Labs, the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation, and others. Thank you for helping to conserve the future health of planet Earth.
Hammerhead Shark :: 8"x10" colored pencil on Strathmore Toned Gray Mixed Media Paper
Prints available here - Signed Hammerhead Shark Prints
Bryan
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