Gyotaku (Gyo - fish), and (Taku - impression) is the traditional Japanese art form of covering a fish with ink and lightly covering it with paper, creating a delicate and accurate picture of the original. 1. Gyotaku - The Art of Fishprinting - View fish printing by an artist from Hawaii. Includes history, artist information, and gallery. 2. Gyotaku by Naoki - Naoki Hayashi creates original gyotaku featuring Hawaiian fish and octopus realistically colored as he sees them underwater. 3. Gyotaku Fish Prints - Japanese folk art of printing fish from Florida. 4. Gyotaku Maui - Art in the Gyotaku tradition with exotic species of fish and plantlife from Hawaii. Originals, digital repros, t-shirts, and mousepads. 5. Michael Reimer Fish Prints - Original gyotaku fish rubbings including a description of gyotaku, gallery, upcoming shows and information about the artist. Based in Pennsylvania. 6. Annie O'Mohondro NEW! - Gyotaku, totemic and impressionistic artist specializing in aquatics and wildlife. Includes artist's profile, galleries list, and show schedule. 7. Blue Water Fish Rubbings - Handmade fish prints produced by the Japanese gyotaku method. 8. Hawaiian Fish Prints - The ancient art of Gyotaku, fine art prints made from real fish.

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