Gyotaku aka Fish Printing is a Japanese Art

Stone Impressions with Alexa Hatanaka and Peter Croal – Fogo Island Arts

Dwight Hwang's gyotaku art raises awareness of California fish - Los Angeles Times

Gyotaku: The Japanese Art of Printing with Fish - Smithsonian Associates

How the Traditional Japanese Art of Fish Printing Inspired a Modern Art Form - Atlas Obscura

On the edge between science & art: historical biodiversity data from Japanese “gyotaku”

Gyotaku Eileen Kelly

On the edge between science & art: historical biodiversity data from Japanese “gyotaku”

Gyotaku – RAW

Gyotaku Fish Prints by Lorri

When Fish Become Art - Explaining Gyotaku, The Japanese Printing Method

Works of the week: gyotaku prints by Adam Ashdown (aka Salty Bones) from Western Australia. An ancient Japanese print technique, gyotaku translates as gyo = fish and taku = impression : r/AustralianArts