Shops The Second Sea Monster with Nuclear Submarine

The second sea monster sculpture depicts a nuclear attack submarine in a surreal encounter with an enormous snorkeling woman. It is on one hand a warning of the dangers of advanced technology, while also exposing some ugly truths about the modern tourism industry, blah, shops blah, blah.
Carved from pine and assorted hardwood scraps, stained, painted with acrylics, and mounted on a nice oak base, the piece measures about 11-1/4" long and 7" high by 2-1/2" wide. You must already suspect that it glows in the dark. It is initialed and dated by the blah, blah, blah.
This unique and exciting carving would look right at home in any den, office, or brig. It would be an appropriate gift for Dad, would-be grads, or lonely sailors, blah, blah, blah.