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Ice blink is the opposite of water sky. When sunlight reflects from sea ice, it brightens the underside of low-lying clouds, helping experienced ice navigators recognize where ice lies beyond the horizon. Long before satellite imagery, subtle signs like these were essential for safely travelling through polar seas.
Painted in watercolor on archival Arches Hot Press paper, this original artwork was inspired by the quiet beauty of Antarctic sea ice and the remarkable knowledge of the people who know how to read its hidden clues. It's another example of how Antarctica rewards those who learn to look closely.
Original watercolor on archival Arches Hot Press paper
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Hand-painted using professional-grade watercolor pigments
Artwork size: 4.5" × 6.5"
Matted to 8" × 10"
Ready to frame
Includes archival matting and backing
Carefully packaged for shipping
Price does not include tax or shipping. Tax & shipping calculated at checkout.
Ice blink is the opposite of water sky. When sunlight reflects from sea ice, it brightens the underside of low-lying clouds, helping experienced ice navigators recognize where ice lies beyond the horizon. Long before satellite imagery, subtle signs like these were essential for safely travelling through polar seas.
Painted in watercolor on archival Arches Hot Press paper, this original artwork was inspired by the quiet beauty of Antarctic sea ice and the remarkable knowledge of the people who know how to read its hidden clues. It's another example of how Antarctica rewards those who learn to look closely.
Original watercolor on archival Arches Hot Press paper
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Hand-painted using professional-grade watercolor pigments
Artwork size: 4.5" × 6.5"
Matted to 8" × 10"
Ready to frame
Includes archival matting and backing
Carefully packaged for shipping
Price does not include tax or shipping. Tax & shipping calculated at checkout.
