After completing this step, the seashore should now be evident. Step 4 – Afterwards, Add Patterns on the Ocean Draw a straight horizontal line emerging from the left side edge of the sky heading towards the right side. In the illustration, you will see that we used the color blue on the ocean and the color white on the edge of the ocean. Then, we used light brown to color the sand.

The Draw Of The Sea by Wyl Menmuir is a non-fiction book based around the Cornish coastline. Wyl considers what the ocean and the shoreline mean to the many people who live and work in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Nothing beats the mesmerizing scenic views of the ocean. The unsurpassable beauty of the ocean is also the reason why it’s among the most popular subjects in many works of art, including drawing.Referring to William Arens' widely-read book The Man-Eating Myth, he added that, since "maritime survival cannibalism, preceded by the drawing of lots and killing, was a socially accepted practice among seamen until the end of the days of sail ... it is ... not an exception but a counterexample" to Arens' thesis "that cannibalism, as a socially accepted practice, is a myth". [5] A custom of the sea is a custom that is said to be practiced by the officers and crew of ships and boats in the open sea, as distinguished from maritime law, which is a distinct and coherent body of law that governs maritime questions and offenses. Throughout the book there is a subtle but strong theme; man must respect the ocean, its creatures and change our terrible polluting ways, because we cannot survive without the seas.

Simpson, A. W. B. (1984). Cannibalism and the Common Law: The Story of the Tragic Last Voyage of the Mignonette and the Strange Legal Proceedings to Which It Gave Rise. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. ISBN 978-0-226-75942-5. It’s a lot of fun learning how to draw an ocean, isn’t it? We think this artwork would look amazing to be hung up on the wall once it is colored and framed.This specific custom, which was also known as "the delicate question" or "the proper tradition of the sea", specified that in case of disaster, when there was not enough food for the survivors, corpses could be eaten. If "there were no bodies available for consumption, lots were drawn to determine who would be sacrificed to provide food for the others". As long as the lottery was fair, giving everyone an equal risk of dying to become food for the others, this was considered "entirely legal" and justified by the circumstances. "On the whole, sailors and the general public knew and accepted [this] protocol of cannibalism to survive ship disasters." [3] Draw a semicircle above the horizon, which is the vertical line we drew previously. This outlines the sun that is either rising or setting, depending on which you prefer. Now, we will talk about the colors you can use for this ocean drawing. We mentioned changing the time of day using colors earlier, and this is a simple and fun method. Draw multiple short horizontal lines in different spots on the surface of the ocean. Make sure that the lines vary in length; some are quarter of an inch long while some are even shorter. To add texture and make the sand look realistic, simply draw multiple small dots in various sizes scattered all over the surface of the sand.