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Hammer Down

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

64cm (W) x 64cm (H) x 7cm (D)

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Emma Waters Verified artist
Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
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A$1,250

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Artwork Description

The great hammerhead shark can be found worldwide in tropical locations. The average size of a great hammerhead is 4.1m but they have been known to reach 6.1m! Unlike other hammerhead sharks such as the scalloped hammerhead, the greats are primarily solitary animals.
Their wide shaped heads are laced with many electrical receptors which assists them in hunting and locating prey. Great hammerheads have even been known to prey on small and juvenile sharks including scalloped hammerheads.

This Great Hammerhead is patrolling the coral ledge, scouting out its next meal.

Artist Bio

Emma’s expressive use of colours are parallel to her views and perceptions of nature, in particular fauna. Though Emma uses a variety of styles and mediums to portray various scenes, her heart never strays too far from using the ocean as inspiration.
Whether she uses a graffiti, abstract, realist, surreal, messy, anthropomorphic, or contemporary style, Emma stays true to bright and bold.

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Emma's studio is in Eyre Peninsula, South Australia