Artist, Michael Reimer, shares the origin of Gyotaku, which in Japanese means 'Fish Rubbing' or 'Fish Impression'. Enjoy a demonstrate of how he makes fish rubbings and see how you can create other nature prints at home!
Try it out! Gather newsprint or any other type of paper, acrylic ink, foam brushes or other types of brushes.
View Michael Reimer’s artwork at michaelreimer.com.
Nature Printing Society: natureprintingsociety.org.
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