Collection: Ocean Paint by Numbers

For thousands of years, the ocean has been an inspiration for artists. It's somehow special. Maybe it's due to the sound it is creating. The sound of splashing waves, its deep blue color, who knows. But there is definitely something about it that attracts people's attention. If you ask people where do they spend their holiday, the answer will be in most cases by the sea.

Oceans cover most of the Earth's area. It's a mass of water hiding more kinds of living species than you can find on dry land. Those are ranging from microorganisms, fungi, plants, seaweed to big animals. As we work with art, our paintings show mostly animals, waves in different forms, beaches, and ships.

Mammals.
Yes, even though you may know them as living on land, some of the mammals are being aquatic. We speak about whales, seals, walruses, sea otters, and even polar bears. Many of them used to be a subject of commercial fishing what led to the extinction of some species, but due to the stop of this terrible killing, their numbers increased recently.

Sea turtles.
They are extremely popular and we’ve got quite a few beautiful paintings containing them. Male turtles never leave the sea, only females come to land to lay their eggs. There are 7 known species.

Fish.
Scientists described until now approximately 20,000 species of fish. They’re so different in size, shape, and color that you would be amazed.

Seabirds.
This kind of bird is very closely bound to the sea, this is why we mention them. They are able to drink salty water thanks to the salt glands.

Probably the biggest challenge when painting a sea is to match the different tones of blue, grey, and white to catch the complete atmosphere. This obviously isn’t a challenge for painting the sea by numbers. Our kits contained defined colors and there’s no need to mix colors to make your artwork perfect.

So did you find your favorite seascape painting? Do you prefer a holiday view with magnificent blue sky and almost turquoise color of the sea? Or would you rather spend your time making artwork with storming waves or a sunset sky? See below our selected pictures with the sea views.