As you may recall, David is an excellent lobster painter. He made this one ^

And he’s been working on another crustacean masterpiece, though it’s not a lobster. I think it’s supposed to be a crab. But I like to think of him as an Octopus, roaming the sandy sea bottom.

Here he is, along with some studio shots.

Paint is really pretty, it turns out.

And this gem turned up on the interwebs somewhere, and I just had to share it. So delightfully odd, no?

Why don’t you write, you lobster!?!

You may think eating lobster in The Hamptons is all glitzy, fancy pants, gilded, fabulous and over-priced. It’s only a little bit like that. And at Multi Aquaculture Fish Farms, it’s not like that at all. It’s more like a David Lynch movie.

Located in Amagansett on Cranberry Hole Road, this place is not easy to find, and is a bit confusing when you do.

The branding’s a little unclear.

And there are things like disco balls.

But, they sell the delicious foods.

And amuse with hilarious art (there’s a continuing woman-on-lobster-theme).

There are herrings and chickens too.

The chickens donated their fresh eggs to our breakfast.

When you get tired of lobster art and getting splinters, you can always go classy and eat somewhere like Spinnakers in Sag Harbor.

YUM.

they use mayo.

Go lobsterHampton!

We don’t know what to say!

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thanks, Susan.