Cutthroat and Grayling on Hand-dyed MaWe harvested these Westslope Cutthroat Trout and Arctic Grayling from Lake Rogers, MT while ice fishing. The grayling are mere fingerlings, and mature fish survive by eating the young of the year, leaving the smartest or fastest to survive. Savage as it sounds, this piece presents the scene in a light that is peaceful, even contemplative. This piece is made from two sheets of very thin, hemp reinforced kozo (mulberry) paper. The background sheet is

and then pressed again in an etching press onto rives BFK paper

Eastern Red Cedar that came down with the Chattanooga tornadoes of 2020

Finished with watercolor

Tennessee River Striped Bass and Threadfin Shad printed with oil based ink on hand-dyed ma rice paper

The Hetzel Gallery in Cleveland

“Rosemary Pine” for being very aromatic

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Two California Kokanee printed on ma (hemp) rice paper with oil based inks

and pulling a print

Icelandic Arctic Char responsibly farmed and harvested

It takes a little longer to get them (about two weeks)

Printed with oil based ink on chiri ("rubbish" for all the irregular pieces of pulp)/unryu ("cloud dragon" for all the long silvery whisps in the paper)