Cornish wildlife is under threat as a massive slick of blue oil paint is expected to wash ashore overnight. The paint was accidentally released when a Russian tanker chartered by seaside art galleries ran aground in heavy storms. A coastguard spokesman at the scene described the paint as "dangerously blue" evoking a "calm sadness with a spectral range of 440-490nm."
Seaside artists have already responded to the impending environmental disaster by ordering lots more blue paint to capture the scenes of devastation as they unfold.
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
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