3.8M views · 70K reactions | Octopus Art! By Dwight Hwang #gyotaku #printing #ink #artreview | The Art Revival | Facebook

The art of Gyotaku… where food and art meet 🤝 Artist @ziyu7002 shows us the mastery behind Gyotaku which is a traditional Japanese art form that involves making prints from real fish. Originally developed in the mid-19th century as a way for fishermen to record their catches, it has evolved into a celebrated artistic practice. To create a Gyotaku print, ink or pigment is applied directly to the fish’s body, which is then pressed onto paper or fabric to capture its intricate details, including s

22K views · 149 reactions | Gyotaku fish prints are quickly becoming one of the most popular ways to memorialize your catch. In our latest video, Capt. Mike and Joe Higgins of Fished Impressions demonstrate the entire process from catching the fish to the finished product during a beautiful day on Nantucket Sound. | Salty Cape | Facebook

GYOTAKU: Art of the Process