Josh Serafin is a Southern California artist whose body of work includes both beautiful paintings and bronze sculpture. Serafin discovered a long-forgotten art form – reverse painting on glass. This 200-year-old technique requires a deep understanding of composition. Using glass as his canvas, Serafin paints with his fingers and pallet knives, applying layer upon layer to the glass...
This leopard shark pup is shy but very friendly. Leopard sharks have been known to hang out with a variety of other shark breeds.
Amongst the serene blue-green waters, the protection and love of motherhood is evident. Humpback whales are the gentle giants of the sea.
Drifting by a coral reef, this cute little turtle uses the warm ocean current for propulsion.
Class is in session – A school of fish looking around at their beautiful surroundings watching bubbles float by.
Peaceful days spent out on the water, catching waves before lunch. Nothing beats a morning spent surfing with friends.
The Sano line up is known as “the Waikiki of California” for its gentle calm waves. San Onofre waters are friendly to everyone from beginners to salty old-timers.
This old, majestic sea turtle spends his days with a grumpy face and happy belly full of sea vegetables.
Traveling thousands of miles together, pods of humpback whales are the quiet observers of the ocean. From calves born in the warm pacific waters to adults feeding on krill in rich cold waters of the north, they are a beautiful species. This piece captures a glimpse of a newborn calf with its protective family members.
The freedom of a jellyfish, drifting from place to place without concern. The mesmerizing illusion of water and the metallic copper reflections give life to this artwork.