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Fishing Life

This is a hand-pulled silkscreen print with the addition of painting and drawing. James was a fisherman. This represents modern society, fishing, and the life of an artist. Matting and framing of this work will be your responsibility, and acid-free matting is highly recommended. The approximate size of this artwork is 30" x 22".

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	Stacho St.Szypura: Good!!! Posted May 29, 2008 1:58am
	Eleanor Holmes: I love you silkscreen prints! Posted Jun 26, 2008 11:44am
	SANTAIKA Irmina: Wonderful ArtWork! Posted Jul 13, 2008 2:31am
	kristas: Check me out BIG EYED FISH on myspace I don't think DMB would mind.... well....i'm not sure but a Fish Should Know Stay Down in the Sea right? Your work is so much FUN - Where is my brain? Is some of this decoupaged prints? Or all handwork? Mind boggling (i really do have a mind to boggle) Posted Jul 14, 2008 1:54am
	JET III: Its mostly all drawn or painted by hand, some parts were silk-screened from original sketchbook drawings, but no collage in this example, each print is worked on again by hand with watercolors acrylics, colored pencil, and ink. The only part of this particular one that I printed direct with watercolors (from a fish that I caught on a fly rod), is the big green fish tail on the bottom left and it's body above top right, but even this has been drawn on by hand to enhance the scales etc. I usually release all my fish alive, but this fish was so big (20 lbs.) that after I printed him, I ate him. I always wanted all my silkscreen prints to be originals, so I worked on them one by one by hand for many years. i still haven't gotten to them all done though. Posted Jul 14, 2008 2:48am
	Helena Hötzl: Very nice! Posted Oct 14, 2008 2:31pm