James Bone "Sea Creatures" Pencil and Watercolor 2010 Drawing artwood but it could be used

but it could be used as a shot glass in a pinch

The string may have been replaced at some point

embedded in this particular piece of driftwood and  just waiting to be coaxed into view

5 3/4" in diameter

James Bone "Sea Creatures" Pencil and Watercolor 2010 Drawing artwood but it could be usedJames Frederic Bone (1929 2015) a prolific and endlessly inventive Chicago artist, did a series of drawings very late in life of floating forms composed body less facial profiles. Here the double faced forms read as jellyfish, pulsing through a sea of blue and yellow painted dots. Blue upward pointing arrows at the top of each head, horizontal pencil lines connecting the eyeballs, and red lines rising from nostrils together convey constant motion and