I've now started to branch out and use more than one rock per piece.
Conjugation |
"A different language is a different vision of life"
-Federico Fellini
a) A school
b) A smack
c) A shoal
(answer is at end of post)
A group of jellyfish is called a smack (can also be called a bloom, smuck, swarm, or fluther).
A school is a general name for a group of fish, and a shoal is the name for a group of bass. Here are a few others: A battery of barracudas, a cast of crabs, a swarm of eels, a glide of flying fishes, a shiver of sharks and a flotilla of swordfishes. Whew!
The intertidal zone is my fave to explore. Beautiful work! Love the jellies!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely post ... and your beadwork just brings such a story to these sea rocks! I absolutely love this last one with all its bubbles on its surface. How cool is that? Now a smack of jellyfish. I wonder who named all these groups ... they must have had so much fun coming up with the names.
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ReplyDeleteYou are SO Worth the Wait!!! You know I am deep into this subject matter, but the way you fringe it and layer it but still not getting too complex...you are treating these with brilliance and whimsy and I cannot wait to see more! Sea more.
ReplyDeleteI guessed smack, only because it sounded cool. Cast of Crabs made me giggle.
Fantastic Liz, I am loving it!!
ReplyDeleteAll this underwater knowledge, I am impressed as always.
I love these sea / jellyfish inspired pieces!! So cool!!
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