young@art: for Gyotaku, you need fish, waterbase ink, pins and a brush
young@art: wipe the fish with a paper towel
young@art: pin the fish to a board of some sort
young@art: paint with the waterbased ink
young@art: lay paper onto fish
young@art: press evenly and around crevices
young@art: voila!
young@art: you can try other colors
young@art: gyotoku-10
young@art: you can enlist help
young@art: blackened tilapia
young@art: catfish are more challenging to print because they are so round
young@art: catfish gyotaku
young@art: cleaning the fish comes last
young@art: mixed impressions