Vector image winged fish, blue silhouettes on white

A decorative composition featuring marine predators is executed in graphic drawing technique using turquoise color on a snow-white background. The artist masterfully conveyed the characteristic features of lionfish – their fan-shaped pectoral fins with sharp rays create an impression of soaring underwater wings. Each specimen is meticulously developed with hatching that emphasizes the anatomical features of these venomous inhabitants of tropical waters. The striped body coloration is rendered through rhythmic alternation of thin parallel lines, forming the recognizable camouflage pattern. The dorsal fins with their characteristic venomous spines are depicted with particular care – each ray is drawn separately, demonstrating the dangerous beauty of these marine creatures. The compositional solution is based on free placement of figures across the sheet plane, creating a sense of natural movement of a school in the water column. The artistic manner combines scientific accuracy with decorative expressiveness – anatomically correct proportions are complemented by stylized presentation of details. The turquoise shade is chosen deliberately, as it associates with the purity of tropical lagoons and emphasizes the exotic origin of the depicted fish. The execution technique demonstrates confident mastery of the pen – lines vary from the finest strokes to more saturated contours, creating rich surface texture. The white background enhances the contrast of the drawing and allows each detail to sound maximally expressive. This work would be ideal for decorating marine themes in interiors, printing on textiles for beach clothing, creating wallpaper in marine style, decorating dishes, or packaging materials for goods related to diving and the underwater world.