Sketchbook page of drawings of 5 Whale Sharks in orange pen. The top of the page has the text Whale Shark and 6/27/25. The top right is a whale shark from the top and a heart. Below that is a whale shark swimming towards the viewer with its mouth partially open. To the bottom left is a whale shark directly from above. The bottom right is two drawings of whale sharks with their mouths wide open, one swimming to the left with the word Yum, and one swimming up with the word Nom.

Sketchbook page of drawings of 5 Whale Sharks in orange pen. The top of the page has the text Whale Shark and 6/27/25. The top right is a whale shark from the top and a heart. Below that is a whale shark swimming towards the viewer with its mouth partially open. To the bottom left is a whale shark directly from above. The bottom right is two drawings of whale sharks with their mouths wide open, one swimming to the left with the word Yum, and one swimming up with the word Nom.

Close-up of the face from the side. Better view of the embroidery, and you can now see that the eyes are a little piece of black denim with a white dot embroidered in them.

A different angle where the teeth are a bit more visible. This angle makes it look a bit like a beached whale.

The same shark on its side. Now you can see the light blue belly better, and the mouth, which has teeth made of pocket lining. The part of the mouth that would be pink on an IKEA Blahaj is made of grey denim.

A denim stuffed shark on a wooden table. The body of the shark is dark blue denim, and the tummy is light blue. The eyes and gills are embroidered with gold jeans top-stitching thread, which has also been used to edge-stitch on the fins.