What’s not to love about octopus? The more we learn about them here at Curious Kin, the more we are fascinated and the Pacific warty octopus is no exception to this!
There has been some exciting discoveries about this species. Scientist Janet Voight* discovered that the deeper the Pacific warty octopus (Graneledone pacifica) lived the smaller they got and the ‘wartier’ their skin became.
When you dive down just 0.7 miles you’ll discover them at almost a meter long with smooth skin and as you travel down another mile to 1.7mile depth you’ll see the same species between 28-35cm long (approx) with very bumpy skin. The same species adapting to it’s environment.
So here’s my original illustration of this species printed on an organic children’s t-shirt. The same design can be found in adult sizes.
Product details
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Childrens sustainably sourced cotton t-shirt
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Original artwork by Min Dawson
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Processed and fulfilled by Teemill
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Made using renewable energy
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Designed to avoid landfill
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Recycle t-shirts via Teemillu2019s reemill service
How is it sustainable?
We work with Teemill because theyu2019re brilliant at doing things the right way:
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Made to order
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Designed to avoid landfill
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Made using renewable energy
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Designed to be remade into new clothes u2013 remillfibre.com
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Made using sustainably sourced organic cotton
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Uses circular fashion model to avoid landfill
About the artist & copyright stuff
All the lovely designs you see are created by Min (thatu2019s me!), founder of Curious Kin. Please donu2019t copy or resell my work u2013 but if youu2019d like to chat about commissions or collaborations, drop me a line at Min@curiouskin.co.uk. Iu2019d love to hear from you!
Please note the colours on screen may vary from the final printed product.u00a0
*Janet R Voight et al, A depth cline in deep-sea octopods (Cephalopoda: Graneledone) in the northeast Pacific Ocean, Bulletin of Marine Science (2019). DOI: 10.5343/bms.2019.0039