Here’s Looking at you Kid. Gyotaku of John Dory

Here’s Looking at you Kid. Gyotaku of John DoryI like to work at various sizes on various papers. However, the truth is that its more cost effective to work on a standard size sheet of paper. This piece has been produced on A3 paper. By working at this size, framing can be off the shelf and it reduces the cost to my collectors. That said I had the size very much in mind as I composed this series of works. Unlike many fellow Gyotaku artists, my intention is not to record the specimen accurately or

Making a simple glue from flour and water

My newer prints all come with a certificate to show they are authentic and they have the date the print was made

This A4 print is on Thai Mulberry paper and has been mounted using the authentic Japanese wet mounting technique caller Urauchi

This won’t be my last fish painting as I loved this so much

The print is placed face down on a flat board

It is then varnished and supplied in a floating oak frame ready to go on a wall

What a beautiful fish

Evans' work bridges Eastern and Western traditions

I love watching them darting around

Ideal for collectors of marine art or lovers of Japanese-inspired design

This  diptych is printed on Chinese mulberry paper and each panel measures approx 35x35cm

To make this print the paper has been printed on eleven separate times