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THE MERCREATURES

THE MERCAT I had always wondered why I never seemed to be able to see more Mercats. Well, now I know. They can't survive long, poor things. It's too tempting for them to eat a bite of their fish tail hanging there. Darwin tells me they stand no chance as

THE UNIPPOCAMPUS They're half-unicorn half-seahorse, so you can imagine they live only in parallel dimensions. When you do see one though, it will look at you straight in the eyes and if you smile, a golden starfish will be born somewhere in the sea. .

THE TURBOCEROS Let me introduce you to the very placid Turboceros. Round and flat, they've got a special power: they can breathe through their horn. And when they breathe out under the sea, they create vividly rainbow-colored bubbles.

THE LEMURORCA Funny little creature that loves seaweed, lives deep in the sea and knows a way to Atlantis... Maybe they'll tell you, if you tell them a good joke and feed them something rare!

THE HUMMING-OCTOPUS The humming-octopus is an essential part of any imaginary ocean ecosystem, as it help new fake anemones to grow. It can swim incredibly fast and yet remain at the exact same place. But its main characteristic is that, of course, it can

THE DEERPHIN It is a very kind, very playful species. Just as its cousin the dolphin, it is a mammal. It is often seen surrounded by small fish that find its antlers very convenient to play hide and seek. .

The Mer-creatures

These sea-creatures are hybrid between earth and sea-animals. They all live in the same place as mermaids do.

Rotring on Bristol papier and digital painting, 2017.

GARANCE COGGINS

Freelance illustrator / feminist blogger / Art historian graduate / avid reader

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