I Love fishing and decided to give Gyotaku fish printing a try back in 2007. I spent hours of research on the internet, bought some paper & ink, and I was on my way. My first fish prints were elementary at best, but I am lucky that the fishing is good in Hawaii so I was printing a new fish every weekend. With this kind of practice, my skills improved.


          Every artist has their own style, and I have developed my style of gyotaku by focusing on reproducing the features and colors of the fish I print. To attain the details I strive for, I use a variety of mediums including watercolor paints, watercolor pencils and pastels as well as carbon and graphite pencils. This attention to detail and mixing of mediums is what sets my gyotaku apart from other artists.


I hope you enjoy my art as much as I have enjoyed creating it.

Mahalo,

Ron Graham

What I offer:

• How much does it cost to print your fish?
  • As low as $60
  • Price structure (click this link):
    

• Originals and Giclee reproductions for sale -
  
• Price is dependent upon size;
  

                 Examples:    as low as $7 for 8"x10"
                                        $35 for a 11"x14"
                                        $100 for a 18"x24" 

• "Gyotaku workshops
  "Want to learn how to do Gyotaku? I am a teacher by trade, so it is in my heart to teach others. I offer private or group lessons 

Below is my latest painting done with water-soluble oil pastels.
It is a spectacled Parrot fish brought to me by a spearfishing client on Oahu Hawaii.