Fishy artists

Various artists who focus on fish and fishing subjects in their art

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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	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	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 Craig Bertram Smith Apr 3. 2011 Fishy art The first time Korrie Broos saw one of Craig Bertram Smith's works of art was a pencil sketch he'd made to commemorate a trophy giant kingfish he'd caught, posted on a fly fishing forum. The sketch was magnificent, and Korrie immediately sent Craig an email to find out more about him and his artistic work.	Article Jim Roszel Jan 22. 2010 Fishy art "I have been an artist and fisherman my entire life. I realized a few years ago after catching a giant striped bass that I wanted a way to remember the fish so I painted the fish life-size with all of the details of the catch." says painter Jim Roszel. Read more and see his art here	Article Sean Seal Jan 27. 2009 Fishy art "I really can't pin down exactly when I started doing artwork. I've always done it." These are the words of Sean Seal when presented with the question "how did it start?". Based in Bay City, Michigan, which is not exactly "a fly fishing paradise" as he says, he has still taken on fly fishing as a subject for his art. See his works here
Article Thomas Weiergang Dec 4. 2008 Fishy art Thomas is known from the Danish magazine Sportsfiskeren. At a recent editorial meeting, Thomas brought a bunch of framed reproductions of his drawings, and GFF partner Martin Joergensen immediately grabbed him and lured him into participating in our Fishy Art series. See Thomas' art here	Article Bob White Jul 3. 2008 Fishy art Bob White is probably best known for his illustrations for John Gierach's long running column in the printed magazine Fly Rod and Reel. Here he tells a bit about how it all started, how he works - and that he also guides and has done so through 27 seasons from south to north, home and abroad. Pictures and text here	Article Vaughn Cochran Jul 27. 2007 Fishy art Read about Florida artist, guide and store owner Vaughn Cochran's history and see samples of his beautiful art, which stretches from pop art over impressionsitic scenes to sculptures. Cochran paints and sculpts fish and scenes from his home waters as well as other tropical waters. Read how two passions blend - art and fishing.
Article Yoshikazu Fujioka Jul 12. 2007 Fishy art Ever since GFF partner Martin Joergensen first discovered Yoshikazu Fujioka's Japanese web site, which was amongst the first fishing related pages he ever found on the web, he was fascinated with Fujioka's art. Now GFF can present images from "Trouts and Seasons of the Mountain Streams". See them here	Article Chris Bladen Feb 8. 2007 Fishy art South African artist Chris Bladen has specialized in doing bronzes of wildlife - particularly fish. See some of his stunning work and read about the process of shaping and finishing bronze statues of tuna, flying fish, dorados, tigerfish and much more. Korrie Broos takes you on a tour in Chris' studio	Article Matt Zudweg Jan 21. 2007 Fishy art American artist Matt Zudweg creates the most amazing carved and painted works in wood. His portfolio contains signs and carved fish as as well as more three-dimensional pieces such as furniture. Some might not consider this "proper art", but trust us. It is! See Matt's work in this article.

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