Thresher Shark Tail Tuna Tail from Baja California north to

from Baja California north to southeast Alaska

this deep-sea fish leads Salmon out of the ocean and up their spawning rivers in the fall

Drift Creek

While the ink was still wet I brushed it with gold and it absorbed it into the surface

They are commonly called "earthquake fish" in parts of Asia where they are also found because the fish are popularly believed to appear following major earthquake events due to alleged sensitivity to disturbances in the ocean floor

Thresher Shark Tail Tuna Tail from Baja California north toOne of the most amazing designs in nature, this shark uses its tail as a long scimitar like blade to cut through schools of bait fish. Image Size: 33w x 91h Archival inks on mulberry bark paper, mounted on hardwood birch panel with black lacquered sides. Artist retains the rights to reproduce any original artwork offered on this site.