The Leopard print mermaid is 5’ tall and an uneven 18” wide. She has a striking face. Her palette includes yellows, peach, and beiges. Her unusual eyes are purposeful. Referring to seeing the white of a persons eyes is often describing seeing someone in a state of horror or fear. But the leopard print mermaid’s eyes are steady. Her mouth is full and peaceful. Is she crying? No. She is greeting her world in a state of vulnerability. She is the quiet in the storm. Troubles hap

I doodle ALL THE TIME. I post a lot of them at #DoodlesOnInstagram A lot of my current work began as doodles almost 20 years or more back. As a kid, I used to doodle all over the Turkey Creek Baptist church. The mermaids you so today started there on hot pews, stuck in a room with no air and often with a red-faced yelling guy. I longed to be somewhere and SOMEONE else. I drew a lot of sailboats on those church bulletins. It is funny how those predictive doodles played out

I name most of my bars SeaHab when I am not doing custom work. Sometimes I simply name them THE BAR or TIKI BAR. However, most of my signs with mermaids sitting at a bar will have SeaHab on them. The roots of this is from my time living in Cortez, Florida around commercial fishermen. When the fishermen would come in and get their pay, they went ... a lot wild. There is not a better time to be had than a drinking night with a fisherman that just came in with a fat load of