I would never guess that an actual fish died for this dish
melonie_peppers
Seriously one of the coolest mediums I’ve ever seen
Pssant
His work is beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
dichroichameleon
We were taught this in elementary school for my art subject. We used fake fish and it was fun!! Our schools art teacher at the time was Japanese and she taught us all she could of Japanese art. She retired and everyone was so sad😢 We all gave her a 90 degree bow when she left.
itspaphy
Imagine some Japanese peasant catching up with his buddy going to the shore with a big clay platter:
"ayo, Ryo, check this shit I caught last week"
plot
I remember doing this in an elementary school class with ink and rice paper! So cool!
arthistorystorytime
So cool to me that humans have been showing off there “big catches” for centuries. Literally probably since the first fishermen. Wild.
johnnylego
It’s so cute to see you and your sons interaction ❤
lovelylibra
Fish: what is my purpose?
Guy: a stamp.
Scriffer
When i fish i always thank the fish for its sacrifice. Catching fish for food has always been my reason for fishing. I love this it pays great tribute to the life sacrificed
BennyGarza
i remember doing this in art when i was 7, i ended up winning a prize that year because of that piece.
Tabby_Guitarist
Fact: Originated in the Song Dynasty (around 900-1200AD) of China, “Yutuo” is a souvenir left by ancient Chinese literati after fishing and hunting. It was later introduced to Japan and Korea they called it as “Gyotaku”
Originally using ink rubbing, it was only black and white, and the production of Yutuo was relatively rough. Later, a variety of colors of pigments were used for rubbing, and the Yutuo produced was colored and became an art.
ACE
If you fired it fast enough the platter would be the perfect size to serve the actual fish on
Liquidglitch
They seem to make everything with so much care and purpose
AndreaR-wqdh
much better than having it on a dating profile lol
memejuce
Wow thank you all these years had no idea these existed!!!
twilfits
You can print plants too. I sold prints for 10 years. I learned from Robert Little
stephentepper
G don’t know what I would ever learn about art without you…
jaygeo
I love the free art exposure I'm getting from your channel. Tell me all the weird and cool things!
katie
I remember doing this in the second grade. Our teacher brought in a bunch of trout that her husband had caught and then we used them to print, this video just jettisoned me back twenty five years.
