Cutthroat and Grayling on Hand-dyed Ma Size:46cm x 81cm, 18.2inches x 32.0inches Why slather on sunblock

Why slather on sunblock

Pacific ocean sea fern harvested on the coast of Oregon before being carefully washed

Printed with oil based ink on unryu paper

Details finished with watercolor and India ink

Yellow perch from the Possum Creek arm of the Tennessee River

Cutthroat and Grayling on Hand-dyed Ma Size:46cm x 81cm, 18.2inches x 32.0inches Why slather on sunblockWe harvested these Westslope Cutthroat Trout and Arctic Grayling from Lake Rogers, MT while ice fishing. The grayling are mere fingerlings, and mature fish survive by eating the young of the year, leaving the smartest or fastest to survive. Savage as it sounds, this piece presents the scene in a light that is peaceful, even contemplative. This piece is made from two sheets of very thin, hemp reinforced kozo (mulberry) paper. The background sheet is