24 Monday Oct 2016
Posted in Beach
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beach, beach art, beach house, beachy, crab, crab art, crab claw, crab painting, crab prints, crabby, crabs
A typical Monday here and I am a little crabby! You should be too. 😉
Colorful Crab Collage Art Print
Sharon Cummings
2016
24 Wednesday Feb 2016
Posted in Beach
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beach, beach art, beach house, Colorful Art, crab, crab claws, crab prints, crabby, crabs, ocean, sea, seafood, tropical art
It’s hump day again! And there is no need to be “crabby”! Sure life can be a real beach, but you can collect my work and get happy for a lot less than you think! Get a gorgeous 8×10 of my “Colorful Crab” for less than 25.00 clams and that includes S/H!
20 Sunday Jul 2014
Posted in Beach, Uncategorized
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aquariums, art, Artist, beach, beach art, beach house, cajun food, crab, crab cakes, crab facts, crab legs, crab shack, crabby, crabs, faabest, facts, Fine Art, fine dining, florida, food, fun, humor, kitchen art, maine, new orleans, ocean, ocean life, restaurants, sea, sea life, seafood, seafood restuarant, sharon cummings
No not “those” kind! But now that I’ve gotten your attention, let’s take a look at this strange looking ocean creature. Crabs are decapods (ten legs) crustaceans (their skeleton is on the outside) and arthropods (they have segmented legs). Interesting FACTS:
If a crab loses a claw, it will grow back.
Males grow one larger claw. It’s purpose is to impress female crabs rather than for attack or defense.
A crab’s teeth are in its stomach.
Crabs can be carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores.
Crabs can also be cannibals and will sometimes feed on weaker crabs of the same species.
There are 6,793 species of crabs divided into 93 families.
King Crabs are not considered true crabs. Neither are Hermit, Porcelain, or Horseshoe Crabs.
We began on a light note, so we might as well end on one too. 🙂
Man walks into a restaurant and says, “Do you server crabs here?”
The hostess replies, “We serve everyone. Have a seat.”
Learn more about my CRABS here:
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/two-sides-duality-crab-art-sharon-cummings.html
27 Friday Dec 2013
Posted in Uncategorized
Tags
aquariums, art, Artist, beach, beach art, beach house, cajun food, crab, crab cakes, crab facts, crab legs, crab shack, crabby, crabs, faabest, facts, Fine Art, fine dining, florida, food, fun, humor, kitchen art, maine, new orleans, ocean, ocean life, restaurants, sea, sea life, seafood, seafood restuarant, sharon cummings
No not “those” kind! But now that I’ve gotten your attention, let’s take a look at this strange looking ocean creature. Crabs are decapods (ten legs) crustaceans (their skeleton is on the outside) and arthropods (they have segmented legs). Interesting FACTS:
If a crab loses a claw, it will grow back.
Males grow one larger claw. It’s purpose is to impress female crabs rather than for attack or defense.
A crab’s teeth are in its stomach.
Crabs can be carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores.
Crabs can also be cannibals and will sometimes feed on weaker crabs of the same species.
There are 6,793 species of crabs divided into 93 families.
King Crabs are not considered true crabs. Neither are Hermit, Porcelain, or Horseshoe Crabs.
We began on a light note, so we might as well end on one too. 🙂
Man walks into a restaurant and says, “Do you server crabs here?”
The hostess replies, “We serve everyone. Have a seat.”
Learn more about my CRABS here:
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/two-sides-duality-crab-art-sharon-cummings.html
24 Monday Jun 2013
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beach, beach home, beach house, blue, claw, claws, clearwater, coast, coastal, coastal living, crab, crab cake, crab cakes, crab claw, crab claws, crabby, crabcakes, crabs, deep sea, fine dining, fishing, florida, florida keys, food, gourmet, home, house, miami, naples, ocean, paintings, pinchers, prints, red, restaurant, restaurants, saint petersburg, sarasota, sea, seafood, seafood restaurant, sharon cummings, spring, st. pete, stone, stone crab, stone crabs, tampa, tourist, tropical, underwater, vacation, wall art, west palm beach
Stone Rock’d that is…..I just cannot seem to get rid of these crabs! Growing up in Florida, crabs have always been a big part of my life. As a child I romped freely on Siesta Key Beach in Sarasota Florida. Crabs would often come ashore and I was completely fascinated. The little fiddler crabs were great fun to watch scurry about, but Stone Crabs are especially interesting because they have one claw that is significantly larger than the other. Funny looking creatures. A gourmet delight in many restaurants they are ecologically sustainability harvested here just for their claws. These guys can regrow their claws so when the fishermen take one it grows back. How cool is that! I found it both amusing and fitting to Stone Rock a stone crab…I love to paint and create and there is no end to inspiration on our planet! The shape for this crab was inspired by a vintage Stone Crab plate…..Learn more about my crab art here:
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/stone-rockd-stone-crab-by-sharon-cummings-sharon-cummings.html
