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Gyotaku [Gyo- meaning fish, and Taku- meaning rubbing or impression] is a traditional form of fish printing. In the 1800's, fishermen in Japan would cover a fish with ink and press rice paper onto it. When removed, the exact mirror image of the fish would remain. Fred takes this a step further by using acrylic paint and cloth or different types of handmade paper, to capture as much vivid color and detail as possible. |
