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"Tropical Kiss" This Tropical Fish was created by prize-winning artist Lee Michele Boyle from two Emu Eggs, and texturing was added using Styrofoam, plaster, plaster cloth, and molding paste. If you let this colorful Fish "kiss" your eye while you rotate the fish's body, you'll "see" swirling fireworks of green, teal, blue, fuchsia, and purple, as it contains a working hand-made Kaleidoscope built inside those two Emu Eggs with a tumbling chamber containing an assortment of sizes and shapes of translucent glass beads sealed with a circle of textured iridescent glass located near the Fish's tail and a clear viewing lens located in the Fish's mouth. The Fish swims above a stand created from a wooden plaque stained with translucent ink/varathane mixture, sand from Florida, seashells collected from world travels, and hand-made plaster cloth/molding paste seaweed. It was airbrushed using acrylics. Visit Lee Michele Boyle website
Lee's Legacy for even more
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