L-Pod Southern Resident Lolita Tokitae Orca Killer Whale buying Art Seattle Limited Edition 12 x 24" Giclee Art Print

A Limited Edition (250 prints) 24 x 12" Museum quality Fine Giclee Art Print: Dreaming of a Free Tokitae Series- "Dreaming of a Namu Send Off"

First in the Dreaming of a Free Tokitae Series" Giclee Print on Fine Velvet Rag (100% cotton) paper
Authentically and professionally printed from my original work.
This canvas print is signed by Artist-Lisa Allison Blohm; comes with Dedication/Story Card for Tokitae and Namu
This work also available in a Gallery Wrap Canvas Giclee print as a special order-Contact owner for size and quote

This work titled "Dreaming of a Namu Send Off" is dedicated to both Tokitae (aka Lolita) and Namu (D. July 1966) who is also featured in the painting.

Now a few notes on the painting: The theme of the series is a free Tokitae breaching in front of Pier 56 in downtown Seattle with Namu in attendance to send her off on her journey home to the San Juan Islands. Pier 56 (home of the original Seattle Marine Aquarium) with Namu in proximity to the aquarium and the sea pen (where he died) makes for both a symbolic and stunning send-off. The painting is intended to be celebratory and represents Tokitae's hopeful return someday to her family, her pod and her buying home in the Salish Sea...
See other works in the "Dreaming of Tokitae" series in my "Works" gallery and for sale in my Etsy store.

Since the beautiful Southern Resident Orca is an inspiration for my art I will donate $20.00 in your name to the non-profit Orca Network so that our Orcas in the wild and still in captivity can benefit as well.
About the organization:
Since 2001, Orca Network (a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization registered in Washington State and located on Whidbey Island) has been dedicated to raising awareness about the whales of the Pacific Northwest, and the importance of providing them healthy and safe habitats. Projects include the Whale Sighting Network, Education Programs, the Langley Whale Center, the Campaign to retire the orca Lolita from her life of performance at the Miami Seaquarium, and the Central Puget Sound Marine Mammal Stranding Network.
Orca Network - Connecting whales and people in the Pacific Northwest

www.OrcaNetwork.org