DF&F 52_16 Iron Demon Steelhead (Metalhead) Fly

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Tech Info - Sharpie sketch on paper, scanned, Photoshop post processing.


And out of the primordial ooze rose the new species of aquatic life ready to handle the harsh realities of this new world. It's only predator, the metal head.... 


Having fun combining my love of art, fly fishing, my mechanical and engineering background and a bit of Star Wars influence.


More for the t-shirt series.

DF&F 52_15 Steelhead

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Tech Info - Sharpie, gray Copic marker and white charcoal pencil on oatmeal paper. Post processing with some grunge in Photoshop.

I think this may be the subject I have been looking for in a t-shirt series robot fish! If I had more time I would have added more detail.This is what our fish may evolve to!

DF&F 52_14 Permit

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Tech Info - 140 lbs Watercolor paper, India Ink, Small eye dropper and a bit of gouache.

We chose the permit in honor of Jose Wejebe who was recently killed when he crashed his plane. I went with the same ink and eye dropper technique knowing that Jose would try new and different things in pursuit of fish. 

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DF&F 52_13 Flash Back Hares Ear

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Tech Info - 140 lbs Watercolor paper, India Ink, Small eye dropper and a bit of gouache.

Experimented some more this week with the ink and eye dropper technique. 

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DF&F 52_12 Adams

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Tech Info - 140 lbs Watercolor paper, India Ink, Small eye dropper and a bit of gouache.

Wanted to try something a bit different this week. One, we went with just a fly, two, I used and eyedropper filled with india ink to create the image. Wanted something a bit more abstract, but I still am happy with the results.


Original Status: SOLD

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Prints are 8" x 10" reproduced on digital watercolor stock, signed and number. Each print comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.