Vector image shells, nautiluses, scallops, sea urchin on white

Marine collection, showcasing a variety of seashells and inhabitants of the underwater world. This artistic compilation includes different types of marine treasures, executed in black-and-white graphic technique. Each element is meticulously detailed with special attention to texture and natural patterns. In the upper row, one can see spiral-shaped nautiluses with their characteristic twisted form, reminiscent of the Fibonacci mathematical spiral. Nearby are sea scallops with fan-shaped ribs and a round sea urchin with intricate spikes and a spiral pattern inside. Particularly striking is an openwork disc with concentric circles — likely a stylized coral or another marine organism. The central part of the composition is occupied by various types of mollusk shells — from compact bivalves to elongated spiral forms. Here, cones with spotted surfaces, striped olives, ribbed trumpets, and turret shells are presented. The lower part is rich with elongated spiral shells featuring fine hatching, creating an effect of volume and depth. The artist’s mastery is evident in the meticulous rendering of each shell’s texture — dotted patterns, parallel lines, net-like structures, and wavy surfaces are recreated with astonishing precision.