Seas & Shells

by Brandon Kelly

Discover the beauty of the coast and open water in Seas & Shells, a dot painting book featuring 12 original ocean-themed designs created by Brandon Kelly.

Each design is printed as a grid of empty circles. Using a black pen or marker, fill in each circle by hand to reveal the hidden image beneath. The process is simple, satisfying, and meditative.

Designs range from beginner-friendly compositions to more detailed scenes. Subjects include a spiral seashell in wet sand, a sea turtle in sunlit water, a lighthouse on a stormy cliff, a hermit crab on the shore, a pelican on the dock, a coral reef, a weathered rowboat, and a compass rose carved into a ship's deck.

One-sided printing. No bleed-through. Grab a pen and begin.

It is best to use a fine tip ball point pen like the Sharpie S-Gel.

24 pages, Paperback

Published June 22, 2026

About the author

Brandon Kelly was born in Chester, Pennsylvania in 1976. She is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with a degree in writing. She has spent the past fifteen years working as a marketer within the financial services industry. In 2011 she left her role to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. Why Women are Their Own Worst Enemies(tm) is her first creative effort. While Brandon prefers fiction writing, her first piece is one close to her heart. An advocate for women, she has written WWA as a guide to help women everywhere quash bad habits, learn to support womankind and calls for an end to female competition. Brandon's goal is to promote the vision of a world dominated by female leadership. It is also her hope that women will partner together and create A Feminine Renaissance(tm).