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It’s Shark Week!
July 29, 2019
Watercolor painting of Great Hammerhead Shark by Stephen Kade, TAS 2018
Photo: Stephen Kade
As a fine artist painter, the Teacher At Sea experience has helped to make my artwork much more accurate for several reasons... I was able to see the sharks and fish first hand everyday, and take many reference photos of our catch each day. I could now see the beautiful colors of different sharks while out of the water. I was also able to speak to the fishermen and scientists each day about the behaviors and biology of the fish and I gained insight from listening to their vast experiences in the oceans all around the globe... This has been the most inspiring adventure of my life, and I will continue to advocate for my favorite ocean animals by using art to bring the respect and admiration that these beautiful sharks deserve to continue to thrive long into Earth’s distant future.Read the blog post
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2013 Teacher at Sea Adam Renick examines a cookie cutter shark that was captured off the Kona coast.February 16, 2015
“Scientist Andre Debose and volunteer Sarah Larsen work up a blacktip shark.”September 22, 2014


