Experiencing the Art of “Gyotaku” Fish Prints
Gyotaku is the art of making ink prints of fish. In Japan, these are often monochrome prints on the walls of fishing lodges and seafood restaurants, but the pictures have evolved into a more colorful art form, and digital services can generate gyotaku from a photograph. A look at the past and present of this “fishy art form” and ways to experience it yourself.
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