Rhinoceros engraving by Charlie Burns, set into green and ochre panels.
From the Captain's LogThis piece was put together by Charlie Burns. He started with this rhinoceros, an old historic illustration. It's printed, and then the green around it is just meant to give some color and depth to it. It's interesting and unique, that's all I can say.
— The Captain, Whaleworx
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A black-and-white rhinoceros engraving set into painted green and ochre panels. The piece was crafted by Charlie Burns, who began with an old historic illustration of the rhinoceros. The green and ochre background adds depth and a splash of color.
The engraving includes its original captions, a nod to its historic roots. The panels are unframed, with black bars providing contrast. A beast from a nineteenth-century natural history, suitable for any first mate’s quarters.
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