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Article Sam MacDonald Jan 16. 2013 Fishy art Sam MacDonalds art may at first glance look like paintings, but is actually 3D sculptures made from metal, with a very particular character that lends itself very well to fish and underwater subjects. We confronted him with our usual questions. Read his replies and see samples of his art here	Article Adriano Manocchia Jan 13. 2013 Fishy art A mail ticked in: "One of our clients thought that Adriano Manocchia's art would be a nice addition to your art gallery section." And true enough. Manocchia's beautiful, almost photo realistic art would certainly be a nice addition to our Fishy Artists series. Learn more and see samples his beautiful art here	Video The Complete Angler Dec 25. 2012 A long video about fly-fisher and fish artist James Prosek's relation to Walton's book and fly-fishing.
Article Fishy photos: Michael Jensen Dec 17. 2012 Pictures Michael Jensen is a Danish writer and photographer whose images are widely used in fishing books and magazines. Michael is a very creative person who has also written children's books and short stories and not least he's an avid rock musician. See his photos and read about his photography here	Article David Miller Dec 11. 2012 Fishy art UK artist David Miller has long been on our wanted list for the Fishy Artist series, and now we can feature some samples of his impressing art and some answers to a few questions. Check out the article here.	Article Charles Weiss May 1. 2012 Fishy art Charles contacted me as a result of having seen our long-running series on fishy artists, and after having seen his fish carvings I found him more than worthy as a participant. Charles also paints and draws - cartoons and caricatures in particular. See his art here
Video Rogue Offshore trout Apr 1. 2012 Speckled Trout artwork by Jason Tison.This piece took almost 4 hours to create for a customer that wanted more inshore fish art besides the redfish that I have.	Video Rogue Offshore Marlin Mar 31. 2012 Blue Marlin artwork by Jason Tison. This piece took me over 5 hours to create and is a great addition to the collection	Article Nick Laferriere Mar 18. 2012 Fishy art When Canadian Nick Laferriere is not on the water, he's blogging, tying flies, and drawing fish. Recently he started combining the manual drawings and digital processes to create a new expression. See Nick's art here
Article Jason Tison Feb 25. 2012 Fishy art I first noticed Jason Tison's neat pencil drawings when watching a video on YouTube where he shows the process from blank paper to a finished and stunningly beautiful drawing of a blue marlin. I approached Jason, and he replied to my usual set of Fishy Artist questions. Read his replies and see samples of his art here.	Article Juan Jose Serra Feb 6. 2012 Fishy art When Argentinean artist Juan Jose Serra approached me and showed me some of his amazing paintings and inquired about being in our Fishy Artists series I was all excited! You will probably understand why when you see his paintings in this article	Video Fish Art - A Fly on the Wall Dec 14. 2011 Watch a fish painting get completed in two minutes.
Article AD Maddox Nov 9. 2011 Fishy art "She's a Ducati riding, Wyoming roaming, fly fishing girl born in Tennessee... " This is how fly fishing artist AD Maddox is introduced on her web site, and an introduction that has exactly the effect that I suppose was intended: I gotta know more about her! Read the interview here	Article Robin Armstrong Jun 20. 2011 Fishy art Robin Armstrong is a British painter based in Devon in the UK, whose lifelike watercolors have been featured in magazine articles as well as in books by himself as well as other authors. See the images and read the interview.	Article Better Fishing Pictures Jun 15. 2011 Theme page Become a better fly fishing photographer. Tips, examples and our best articles on shooting anglers. See the theme here

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