Video Of The Week - Peru's Underwater Artist

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Many artists specialize in painting marine life. However, few do it like Peruvian artist Pascual Mimbela - By taking a plunge into the Pacific Ocean and creating his masterpieces, as his subjects swim by.

Pascual who is also a certified scuba diver says that he has always been fascinated by the sea and spent many years painting like other artists - From the surface. However in 2013, he decided to take it to where the action is. So early in the year, donned in his scuba diving gear, Pascual packed his brushes, spatulas, oils and canvases and took the plunge - He hasn't stopped since. The artist whose sixteen underwater masterpieces were recently displayed in the town square of Los Organos, Peru, says that he would like his artwork to raise awareness about the importance of protecting and respecting our marine life.

Resource: Telegraph.co.uk

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469 Comments
  • roseover 10 years
    cool
    • azzie
      azzieover 10 years
      so cool
      • princlescience1over 10 years
        love the drawing, this is soooo cool!!
        • ctct
          ctctover 10 years
          Good Job Pascual! Those drawings were FAB!
          • coolhot13
            coolhot13over 10 years
            I need help in my current event
            • rebeca over 10 years
              how many of you are from Peru
              • Amazedover 10 years
                I think this is amazing, i could never paint like that in the first place, but going underwater is truly amazing he is very talented:)
                • 4nataly
                  4natalyover 10 years
                  I can't believe that a artist like Peru was painting in the sea.
                  • 7damarrius
                    7damarriusover 10 years
                    This story is about when a artists choses to paint underwater.
                    • 6sebastian
                      6sebastianover 10 years
                      I think that he is doing the right thing and showing the world how important the underwater habitat is.