Ian Daniell
Artist and ocean explorer · 30% of profits from every edition supports Australian Marine Conservation Society
9 worksEditions from $110Limited to 111 per sizeMade to order 4.8 · Loved by 2,400+ others
About Ian ↓
Ian Daniell
Artist and ocean explorer · 30% of profits from every edition supports Australian Marine Conservation Society
Canvas or fine-art paper: which should I choose?
Stretched canvas gives a gallery depth with no frame and is the recommended finish. Hahnemühle Hemp paper gives a lightly textured, archival print for your own framing, or in our oak frame.
Which size suits my wall?
Above a two-seater sofa (180–210 cm) most collectors choose 26″ × 40″ or 20 × 30. Use “Find your piece” or the scale slide on any artwork.
How limited are the editions?
Each size is limited to 111 numbered prints and never reprinted.
How long does delivery take?
Made to order: produced in 3–5 business days, then 5–7 business days for shipping. Rolled prints ship free within Australia. Framed and stretched pieces are A$10 flat delivery per order.
Can I return it?
Because each piece is made to order we don’t offer change-of-mind returns. If it arrives damaged, send a photo within 48 hours and we replace it.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. Rates are calculated at checkout by destination.
Ian Daniell is a British artist and ocean explorer living and working in Wooditchup / Margaret River, WA. His practice, Life-Size Ocean Art, is a celebration of Australia's iconic marine life and an ode to encounters in the wild.
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Having grown up by the north-east coast of England, Ian studied at Chelsea and Camberwell College of Arts in London between 2006 and 2010. During a twelve-year spell in London the sculptor and painter produced solo exhibitions and featured in group shows including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, and worked as an art technician and project manager producing work for the likes of Sir Anish Kapoor and the British Museum. In 2018 encounters with wild orca, whale sharks and giant manta rays in Western Australia inspired him to relocate and begin his current series of ocean-inspired work, shown across the Margaret River region, at the Bunbury Biennale 2023, FORM Gallery and PS Art Space in Fremantle, and in the solo exhibitions OCEAN and SWIM at Kamile Gallery, Perth. Krill (2022), a work depicting thousands of tiny krill at 1:1 scale, was acquired by WA Museum Boola Bardip to be displayed alongside Otto the blue whale.
- Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
- Krill (2022) acquired by WA Museum Boola Bardip
- Bunbury Biennale 2023
Worked with Sir Anish Kapoor studio · British Museum
“I was just as impressed with the frame as I was with the artwork”
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- Limited edition of 111your number assigned at production · never reprinted
- Made to order3–5 business days · shipping 5–7 business days
- Fine Art Paper or Museum Grade Canvasframed, stretched or rolled · framed: ready to hang
- See it on your wallbefore you buy · Live Preview on the artwork page
- Replaced if damagedArrives damaged? Send a photo within 48 hours and we replace it
30% of profits from every edition supports Australian Marine Conservation Society
The voice for Australia's ocean: works to keep Australia's coasts and ocean healthy and free for tomorrow's generations, campaigning on marine parks, climate change, fisheries and threatened species, and mobilising public support to protect marine ecosystems.
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Arrives damaged? Send a photo within 48 hours and we replace it. Made to order, so no change-of-mind returns.
Rolled prints ship free within Australia. Framed and stretched pieces are A$10 flat delivery per order. International rates at checkout.
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