How do I buy a buoy?!
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Giant in the Pacific
I found this buoy floating in the middle of Hecate Strait while out on my family’s fishing boat. It was covered in gooseneck barnacles and likely came from the trawl fishery.
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Herring Ball
The round float was found on Hornby Island and is painted with a golden bull kelp forest framed by two old cedar floats.
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Megaptera
This buoy was found on the central coast. I have painted a humpback whale swimming with two chinook salmon through a golden bull kelp forest on a sunny day.
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Chainsaw (aka Zorro aka T063)
I have painted an orca named Chainsaw for the distinct notches in his dorsal fin swimming with a school of herring and a smack of jellyfish through a kelp forest.
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Harbour Seal and Rockfish
On it I have painted a shy harbour seal in a kelp forest. This marine mammal can be seen from shore sometimes sunbathing on rocks and bobbing about with only their heads visible in the Ocean. These wonderful animals keep warm in the chilly North Pacific waters with a thick layer of blubber that comes from eating lots of fish, shellfish and crabs.