A sketch of the movement of waves from the 'Ravenspoint'. The low viewpoint means that the eye is on the same level as the sea. The artist has explored the effects of such an experience by creating an almost three-dimensional sensation in the movement of the waves. He has concentrated on their rhythmic nature by creating a diagonal pattern along the crests of the waves. In the foreground they swirl in and curve at the peak as one wave merges into the next. The sea is shown as layers of greens and blues breaking into white foam on the crests. The relentlessness of the sea is shown through the repetitiveness of the waves on the left. The cloudless sky occupies one third of the picture space and it is clear that it is the depiction of waves which is Everett's concern. Everett sailed in the steamer, 'Ravenspoint', from Liverpool to the the Mediterranean between January and February 1935. The painting is inscribed 'Med Ravenspoint' verso.