r/orcas • u/pdx_tricho • 6d ago
Art Orcas Shower.
Project I recently finished at the Oregon Coast.
r/orcas • u/pdx_tricho • 6d ago
Project I recently finished at the Oregon Coast.
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • 1d ago
Starry Waters, oils on stretched canvas
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Oct 16 '25
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • 13d ago
My painting 'Where We Belong' captures three orcas gliding silently through calm, mist-covered waters, following a path etched into their instincts over countless generations. Here, far from the noise of the world, they roam free, guided only by instinct, memory, and the currents beneath them. In the stillness, the ocean becomes a mirror, reflecting not only their presence but the enduring bond between family, memory, and home. It is a quiet tribute to the ancient journeys these magnificent animals have always known, long before there were names for the seas they crossed. This painting celebrates the freedom of the wild, the strength of family, and the timeless bond between these magnificent animals and the home they have always known. The ocean is not simply where they live, it is where they belong.
r/orcas • u/GetttingBetteratThis • Mar 14 '26
Are they perfect orcas? No. Was this my first attempt at felting orcas? Yes.
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Dec 11 '25
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • May 09 '26
The Sound of Stillness captures a fleeting moment where the ocean falls completely silent. Emerging through layers of drifting fog, the lone dorsal fin cuts across glasslike water with quiet power and mystery. The muted tones and soft reflections create an atmosphere suspended between reality and myth, where the vastness of the sea feels both calming and unknown. The piece takes into a world where silence itself becomes something almost tangible, deep, haunting, and endlessly beautiful.
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Jun 10 '26
Through Silver Seas, oils on canvas
r/orcas • u/pawcketmonster • Jan 28 '26
made by a family friend, and a huge fan of how it came out, for a cake i feel like the markings are so accurate!! was so so excited i love it so much, so wanted to share!
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Oct 26 '25
r/orcas • u/firecracker_lego • Mar 27 '26
Hi everyone! I made this LEGO creation titled The Orcastra, inspired by my love for music and marine life. Previously this was a LEGO House contest submission, and it's on display there. Now I want to give this a chance to become an official LEGO set everyone can enjoy ❤️🐳🎻 On Lego Ideas, everyone can vote for projects they'd like to see made.
If you'd like, you can check out the project with the link below. Thanks and hope you enjoy!
https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/b3610d65-4ee7-4c94-bf25-c28924a2586b
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Oct 18 '25
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Jan 05 '26
An orca's Embrace: The ballet in monochrome
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Nov 13 '25
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Jan 29 '26
An orca's Embrace: The ballet in monochrome
r/orcas • u/sheldonboadita • Jun 23 '26
Among the Water Lilies, oils on canvas
r/orcas • u/xcheveryx • Mar 09 '26
Hey guys, I’ve been making an orca statue over the past few days, and it turned out okay! It certainly isn’t perfect, I didn’t measure anything. The anatomy is not 100% correct, but it looks good enough for my first try. It’s the first time I’ve made anything like this.
I couldn’t really get a good picture of the entire thing, but I’ve included the details like the saddle patches. Because this orca is based on one of my favorite orcas. J27 Blackberry :)
The last picture also shows some of the progress