Art as jellies

Last week I did a post on jellies as living art. Now it’s time to celebrate the ways jellies have influenced art. This series, painted on trash bags, by Kara Daving is fantastic. What a great way to transform something ugly into something beautiful.

spotted lagoon jelly
spotted lagoon jelly
Chrysaora jelly
Chrysaora jelly
Moon jellies
Moon jellies
Aglantha digitale
Aglantha digitale
Purple stripped jelly
Purple stripped jelly
Spotted lagoon jelly
Spotted lagoon jelly
portuguese man o' wars
portuguese man o’ wars
Crystal jelly (Aequorea sp.)
Crystal jelly (Aequorea sp.)

See more at: http://karadaving.com/section/241182_Painting.html

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