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Gyotaku is created by pressing rice paper onto a fish covered with ink or paint. Artist Naoki Hayashi began making gyotaku prints at age 11. ... Naoki views each gyotaku as a window into the underwater world he sees when diving in Hawaii's beautiful ocean waters. His art features fish in true-life color and in compositions that reflect how they ...

Here you'll find original artwork of fish caught in Hawaiian waters by local fishermen, including the artist himself. Each art piece is a one-of-a-kind fish print that has been created with specific detail to coloration that brings the fish to life. Takeo's artwork are unique creations of modern Asian art with an island influence.

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The Art of Fish Printing. I am filled with wonder at the beauty and variety of Hawaii’s sealife. My fish prints are a celebration of that wonder and I hope they convey the reverence I feel as I work with the fish. Fish rubbings, known as gyotaku, is a Japanese technique where ink is applied to the body of a fish, then paper or fabric is laid ...

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Hawaii has become a creative hot spot for gyotaku, finding a niche in prints of fish that are native to the archipelago. Because of Hawaii’s rare isolation, approximately 30% of fish are unique to the island chain. These native fish prints stand out as distinctly Hawaiian Gyotaku, making the islands an ideal place to find one-of-a-kind prints.

Naoki Hayashi is a fisherman and artist from Kaneohe, Hawaii. His love of nature and the ocean helped him create a contemporary and uniquely local take on an ancient Japanese art form, Gyotaku, or fish printing. CNN recently flew a crew to the islands to fish with him. They were out all day but the clip is very brief. You can enjoy it here.

In simple terms, printmaking is the transfer of an image from one surface to another. Lines and textures will persist from print to print, while each and every rendering is unique. From the island of Maui, artist Carrie Lee Brady creates original works …