Undersea Lizard

The Iguana can swim, even underwater.

They eat underwater plants.

The octopus keeps an eye open just in case.

Checking around the rocks for kelp.  Strangely the rocks are from a pet shop lizard toy.

Holding his breath a long time.

He finds a tasty salad.

Godzilla comes and eats your lawn.  Perhaps not the scariest movie plot.
 

More Reef Work

I tried something else for more three dimensional settings.

I rolled a bit of the coral reef border around itself and used it as a stand alone with the previous pieces.

The lobster liked it right away.

The crustacean was a bit crabby about it.

The border is over 14 inches long before it repeats the image.

Better still, the border is double sided and has a totally different, but similar print on the back side.

I am hoping to use this for James Bond, Thunderball type set ups, sunken ships, treasure, oil pipelines, U-boat adventures.  I think this will work for my purposes.
 

Underwater

I got some bulletin board edge paper from Amazon.  Since I have a lot of mini-submarines and a few large ones it seemed a good idea to work on ways to depict underwater scenes.

I took a few of my undersea plants and placed them in a photo box with a sky background and the coral.

I think the sky works okay as very clear, tropical water.

Note the nautilus, sea turtle and crab.

Here with a lobster.  I am trying for something that looks okay, does not take up too much room, is cheap, durable and will work with several scales.