Mudlarking finds that are literally good enough to eat
Some people baked bread, others took up gardening, but Ella Hawkins, design historian, found her niche during lockdown: biscuit art.
Read moreSome people baked bread, others took up gardening, but Ella Hawkins, design historian, found her niche during lockdown: biscuit art.
Read moreNothing excites beachcomber, biologist, and artist Ethan quite like finding a good piece of discarded fishing rope.
Read moreLet's celebrate the joy, expressiveness, and pure delight of poetry.
Read moreThe lost-wax casting process can be used to duplicate shapes, textures, and sculptures for jewelry.
Read moreThe Bonney Family Beach house is nestled among the large beach mansions the last of a handful of what were once all family places.
Read morePoets remind us how much people valued the beauty of the sea as much in the 19th-century as we do now.
Read moreIngrid Lynch’s upcycled jewelry line merges creativity and coastal beauty.
Read moreBecky Thielbar is an artist from Santa Cruz, California, who makes necklaces, earrings, rings, car charms, and more out sea glass.
Read moreFor those looking for a rainbow of sea glass, from Alki Beach in West Seattle to renowned Glass Beach in Port Townsend, there are plenty of beachco...
Read moreSeashells repaired by sea glass—a match made in the sea and reunited on land as art, kintsugi style.
Read moreSailor’s valentines are colorful, intricate shell mosaics that are highly collectible due to their beauty and history.
Read moreMeet Ukrainian artist Kateryna, who makes art with sea glass using stained glass techniques.
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