Description
This Chromodoris quadricolor canvas brings a small striped reef animal into clear view, with red and yellow giving a narrow wall a lively accent. It is a close study for anyone who likes to notice the details other people walk past. Cobi Hay Yacobi photographed it in the Red Sea.
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The nudibranch photograph
In this Chromodoris quadricolor photograph, the animal’s black and white stripes contrast with yellow coloring and the red sponge behind it. The gill plume adds another shape to look for. The photograph concentrates on the animal and the surface beneath it, bringing attention to details that could occupy only a small part of a wider reef view.
The portrait format offers a way to display those details on a relatively narrow wall. From a distance, you see the red and the striped form together. A closer view lets you follow the pattern and pick out the gills. Consider a position where you can approach the canvas as well as see it across the room.
The pleasure of a Chromodoris quadricolor portrait is in slowing down the act of looking. Follow one stripe along the animal, then change your attention to the less regular surface beneath it. Those two kinds of pattern give you a useful way into the picture, even if this is your first encounter with a nudibranch.

Meet the nudibranch
This animal is a nudibranch: a marine gastropod mollusk whose adult form has no external shell. The plume on its back is a group of gills used for breathing. We call this striped nudibranch the “pajama slug.” The nickname draws attention to the pattern, while the gills reveal something about how this animal lives.
The species occurs in the western Indian Ocean, including the Red Sea. It feeds on sponges. Although red sponges are familiar settings for photographs of this nudibranch, feeding on dark sponges has also been documented. The Australian Museum’s Sea Slug Forum species account discusses its markings and feeding observations.
Your chromodoris quadricolor canvas at home
The room images place the Chromodoris quadricolor canvas above an oak bedside table, with the small version leaning on the table. This is a useful starting point for a wall that has height but little width. Check the position from the bed or your usual chair, where a lamp may sit between you and the lower part of the photograph.
The red area can act as a single warm accent in an otherwise simple room. Try keeping nearby objects plain rather than introducing another strong stripe. In a study, the picture could sit beside a bookcase, giving the eye a different pattern from the rows of books.
For a gift, think of someone who enjoys close observation: a diver who looks for small animals, a nature reader or a person drawn to abstract-looking patterns found in living things.

Choose the size for your wall
- 8 × 12 in (20 × 30 cm) : $69 USD
- 20 × 30 in (51 × 76 cm) : $149 USD
- 24 × 36 in (61 × 91 cm) : $169 USD
All prices are in US dollars. Dimensions may vary by about 3 mm (1/8 in), and the image crop may change slightly between sizes while keeping the subject central. Check the selected option before adding it to your basket.
Use paper to mark the full width and height on your wall, then step back to your usual viewing position. Compare the outline with the furniture below and leave space around nearby lamps or shelves. For a group of photographs, include the gaps between them in your measurement. A room image helps you picture a setting; your own measurements determine which size fits.

Canvas finish and wooden frame
The matte surface of your chromodoris quadricolor canvas gives the photograph a textured surface you can see as you move closer. The image continues around the edges, so the picture has a finished side view as well as a front. Inside, a sustainably sourced pine frame supports the canvas at a depth of 0.75 in (1.9 cm).
The canvas is already stretched, hanging hardware is included, and it arrives ready to hang. A decorative outer frame is not included. You can leave the wrapped edges exposed or add a separate outer frame to coordinate with existing artwork. Allow for that frame’s extra width and height when planning a display.
Explore related photographs
Explore the invertebrate canvas prints collection for more small subjects. Compare Co’s nudibranch on canvas with the flamingo tongue snail portrait. Their different markings offer alternatives to the long stripes of Chromodoris quadricolor.
When choosing a pair, compare the overall shapes before deciding whether the colors need to match. A square image and a portrait can work as separate accents on nearby walls. Our underwater white balance guide offers context for looking at color in photographs made beneath the surface.
About Cobi Hay Yacobi
Cobi Hay Yacobi is a marine nature photographer whose work centers on underwater life. His experience includes over 20 years of diving and more than 1,000 dives in the Red Sea and around the world. He selects photographs from thousands of images, using underwater cameras, dedicated lighting and patient observation.
The named animal and the place behind this photograph give you a starting point for exploring the work beyond its colors. Read Cobi’s photography background for more about the person behind the camera.
Printing and delivery
Your chromodoris quadricolor canvas is printed to order in the USA with non-toxic latex inks. Printing takes about 3 business days. After printing, estimated delivery is 2-5 business days to the USA or 10-30 business days to Canada, Australia and other eligible countries. Allow for both stages when planning an occasion; express shipping is not available.
Shipping is free to the USA, Canada and Australia. For other eligible countries, the first canvas costs US$25-US$36 to ship, depending on size, plus US$8 for each additional canvas. The total appears at checkout before payment. Outside the USA, import duties or taxes may apply. The English shop does not ship to the EU, the EEA or the UK.
For a gift going directly to someone else, enter the recipient’s delivery address at checkout. You receive an order confirmation by email after payment and a tracking number by email when the canvas ships.
Frequently asked questions
How should I care for the chromodoris quadricolor canvas?
Choose a dry, ventilated room away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Clean the surface only with a soft, dry cloth. Make these conditions part of choosing the display position, especially near a window.
Can I ask about a different size?
Yes. Use our canvas size and framing support to discuss an option outside the listed range before ordering. Include the wall dimensions and the name of this photograph so we can understand the space you have in mind.
Where can I read the return and cancellation terms?
See the Returns & Refunds policy for the terms that apply to your order. Review the selected size, quantity and delivery details before completing payment.
How do I place my order?
To order your chromodoris quadricolor canvas, select an available size and quantity, then add the canvas to your basket. At checkout, provide your name, email, delivery address and phone number. Review the total and correct any errors. Available payment methods are shown there and processed by an authorized payment provider. The contract is formed after payment, when your order is confirmed.











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