Weedy Sea Dragon

Is it a weed? Is it a seahorse? No, It's a Weedy Seadragon! Yes, Dragons do exist!

According to the IUCN they are listed as Near Threatened due to illegal poaching and habitat degradation. Their cousin the Leafy Seadragon is Sir David Attenborough’s favourite marine animal which Lawrence has since photographed and hopes to see again very soon.

Did you know?

Weedy Seadragons are a part of the Syngnathidae family which includes pipefishes & seahorses.

Photo Taken:  Flinders Pier, Australia

What makes our prints so special?

In this collection our prints are printed with Archival Inks from Epson.  You will also notice we give you the option to choose the paper you would like to have your piece of art printed on.  We have carefully selected high quality papers to ensure they last you a lifetime and to best showcase the underwater world.

So what are the options?

Metallic: It is a resin coated paper at 260gsm that will be sure to give you the ‘wow’ factor.  We have chosen this paper for its high pigment and its glossy finish. It naturally glistens in the light which really makes underwater photos come alive. To read more on this paper please click here.

Hemp:  At 290gsm, 60% Hemp and 40% cotton this paper is one for the archives. We have chosen this paper for its uniqueness and quality above anything else. A special feature we have added to this paper is a ‘Deckled Edge’ which resembles mold made papers. The edges are hand torn and may appear slightly larger in size than the option selected. To read more about this gorgeous paper, please click here.

If you are after a specific size that is not listed please feel free to email us directly at info@lawrencescheele.com

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All prints are made to order and may appear slightly different in real life due to paper choice & the device you are viewing on.

Delivery times for prints within Australia are approximately four weeks.

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