Tide Pool Project

Monday, February 7, 2011

Teresa Bystrom

Orange Anemone, Sand Dollars, Black Sea Slug, Clam Worm, Purple Urchin, Barnacles and Rock Weed byTeresa Bystrom of Arlington, WA

Tricia Smout

Coral by Tricia Smout of Graceville, Australia

Elizabeth Ives

Nudibranch by Elizabeth Ives of Coatesvill, PA

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Mina & Linnaea Doerner

Sea Star, Jellyfish, Urchins and Octopus by Mina & Linnaea Doerner of Bowling Green, Kentucky USA

Friday, August 20, 2010

JUDITH DIERKES

Starfish by Judith Dierkes of Memphis, TN

Monday, May 3, 2010

ELIZABETH O'DONNELL

Needle Felted Chiton by Elizabeth O'Donnell of Kodiak Island, Alaska USA

CAROLE WRIGHT

Crochet Sea Star, Shells and Jellyfish by Carole Wright of Overland Park, Kansas USA

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HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

Create a tide pool creature to inhabit our tide pool. Tide pools are diverse communities and are home to hundreds of animals and organisms.

Submissions may be no smaller than 2 inches and no larger than 6 inches in any direction.

Artists may work in any textile medium, and are encouraged to create 3 dimensional works OR 2 dimensional surfaces with raised embellishment and detailing. Recycled materials are encouraged.

All submissions received will be documented online with credit given to artists. Please include your name, city/state/provence and country where you reside.

There is no limit to the number of pieces that may be submitted. All submissions become the property of the Tide Pool Project and will be featured in an exhibit at the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge on Kodiak Island, Alaska in 2012.

Send all submissions to:

TIDE POOL PROJECT

c/o Elizabeth O'Donnell

P.O. Box 2153

Kodiak Island, Alaska

99615 USA

INTERTIDAL MARINE INVERTEBRATES OF ALASKA

Not sure what creature to make? Select a name from the list below and Google it for more information and images.

Blood Star

Ochre Star

True Star

Sunflower Star

Morning Sun Star

Leather Star

Sun Star

Serpent Star

Little Six-Rayed Star

Rose Star

Red-Banded Star

Daisy Brittle Star

Northern Sand Dollar

Green Sea Urchin

Red Sea Urchin

Red Sea Cucumber

Black Sea Cucumber

Silky Sea Cucumber

Channeled Dogwinkle

Ridged Neptune

File Dogwinkle

Emarginate Dogwinkle

Moon Snail

Cancellate Hairy Snail

Hairy Trition

Puppet Margarite

Helicina Margarite

False Lemon Peel

Dunce-Cap Limpet

Plate Limpet

Big-Mouthed Whelp

Frilled Dogwinkle

Sitka Periwinkle

Octopus

Maned Nudibranch

Opalescent Nudibranch

Orange-Tipped Nudibranch

Bushy-Backed Nudibranch

Spotted Nudibranch

Mossy Chiton

Black Leather Chiton

Brick Chiton

Tiger Chiton

Lined Chiton

Gum Boot Chiton

Sea Peach

Purple Encrusting Sponge

Breadcrumb Sponge

Sea Pork

Seaweed Isopod

Pacific Rock Oyster

Rough Piddock

Steamer Clam

Razor Clam

Soft-Shelled Clam

Blue Muscle

Baltic Macoma

Stained Macoma

Butter Clam

Nuttall's Cockle

Morthwest Ugly Clam

Truncated Mya

Transverse Lamp Shell

Clam Worm

Pacific Gaper

Arctic Rock Borer

Scallop

Cone Worm

Calcareous

Pacific Surf Clam

Spiral Tube Worm

Red Ribbon Worm

Scale Worm

Giant Flatworm

Amphiporus

Peanut Worm Lion's Mane Jellyfish

Many-Ribbed Hydromedusa

Moon Jelly

Orange Colonial Anemone

Burrowing Anemone

Christmas Anemone

Frilled Anemone

Hairy Hermit Crab

Broken-Back Shrimp

Sand Shrimp

Graceful Kelp Crab

Striped Hermit Crab

Carapace Crab

Decorator Crab

Black-Clawed Cancer Crab

Dungeness Crab

Helmet Crab

King Crab

Beach Hopper

Orange Hermit Crab

Acorn Barnacle

Thatched Barnacle