About Under the Sea
Splash into an incredible world under the sea with these 50 informative cards!
Take a dive underwater and discover everything there is to know about 50 of the world’s most interesting sea creatures with Under the Sea. Discover facts about iconic aquatic species such as the killer whale, anglerfish and leafy sea dragon, to the lesser-known needle fish, blanket octopus or the infamous blob fish.
This informative deck of cards outlines key facts about the biology, habitat, diet and distribution of some of the most fascinating sea creatures that can be found within the world’s oceans.
Written by Jacinta Shackleton, a marine biologist who lives and works on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, this card deck is full of expert knowledge. Written in a friendly and approachable voice, these cards are the perfect gift for sea lovers of all ages.
About the author
Andressa Meissner is a Brazilian illustrator with a bold, colorful and attention-grabbing style, which also feels light and natural with hints of tropical flavor. She’s a flexible artist who embraces the concept behind every brief and clients love the way she finds ways of giving their projects a fresh edge.
Based in the city of Curitiba, Andressa is inspired by Brazilian folk culture, the Tropicalist movement and the vivacious expressions of Brazil’s annual Carnival. The flamboyant flourishes in her images and hand-rendered text are matched by an organized, thorough approach, which always impresses her clients. Andressa studied graphic design at the Federal Technological University of Paraná in Brazil and Creative Illustration at the University School of Art and Design in Barcelona. Little known fact: Andressa’s parents run a chocolate factory so she grew up surrounded by cakes, cookies and gingerbread houses.
Jacinta Shackleton is a marine biologist, underwater videographer and master reef guide who lives and works on the Great Barrier Reef. Inspired by her ancestor Sir Ernest Shackleton, who led three British expeditions to Antarctica in the early 20th century, she’s committed to advocating for conservation of the Reef through education. A world-class underwater videographer and photographer, Jacinta has built a following online through sharing photos and videos of her sightings of rare underwater species, such as melanistic manta rays and blanket octopuses.
