This past weekend, after two nights in wonderful Ubud, we traveled north on winding mountain roads to the quiet remote town of, Lovina, Bali. We spent the afternoon snorkeling along the coral reefs which were a short jukong boat ride from the beach. It is quite amazing with brightly colored fish dashing in front of your eyes. I did this made up sketch from memory, so I don't think any of them are real species, but they are just as colorful.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Island adventure—snorkeling in Lovina
This past weekend, after two nights in wonderful Ubud, we traveled north on winding mountain roads to the quiet remote town of, Lovina, Bali. We spent the afternoon snorkeling along the coral reefs which were a short jukong boat ride from the beach. It is quite amazing with brightly colored fish dashing in front of your eyes. I did this made up sketch from memory, so I don't think any of them are real species, but they are just as colorful.
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your watercolour paintings are lovely!! very cute fishes :)
It's a wonderful sketch--great colors and I love the splashes of blue. I could never do anything from memory. :-(
Do you find great shells there too?
Great fish. So simple and so colorful. I enjoy your artwork.
They are just so nicely done, and I could see an Ikan Buntal(puffer fish) at the bottom :) Glad you had a great one!
Lovely splashes of colour. These fish are great
I've been there and was amazed at the incredible brilliant life that lies beneath the clear water. I'll never forget the huge blue starfish. Love your sketch!
I was going to ask how you kept your paints from floating off... :) Lovely job!
Those are great fish... I do remember seeing some so wildly colorful when snorkeling in Hawaii.
Love these fish, Jennifer! They look "tropical!" Your colors are so lush and rich.
Your art continues to bloom with magical scenes and exotic adventures...Love visiting you! :)
These fish would make a terrific note card.
So very pretty! Sounds like fun!
Oh I love these. I'll have to go snorkelling next time I go to Bali. I usually just stay in Ubud now.
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