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sunken treasure
Posted on June 23, 2008 @ 10:53 am by massimo | Filed under: blog,diving,fun,illustration,wordpress
Practically every diver has fantasized about discovering sunken treasure. Although there is more treasure still lost in the ocean than has been recovered, the average diver is unlikely to accidentally find it. The chances of stumbling upon underwater riches are minuscule, and the coast of intentionally seeking it out is high…
Illustration Friday’s topic is: hoard
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Bellissima illustrazione, i colori sono fantastici e creano un’atmosfera davvero magica.
Ciao
What a great concept!
cool illo as always! and yeah i heard they found something from the titanic? like a vessel of some sort? gee.. if people do actually go find treasure out at sea.. its like you might more likely encounter pirates huh.