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The technique of Gyotaku (pronounced
with a hard G as in get) is from Japan where it’s popular among sports fishermen as
an artistic and accurate way to record the size and species of their catch.
The number-one reason why I make
Gyotaku prints is to authenticate the fish’s true dimension. Art brings its chi, its spirit, back by your
understanding of it.
If you want a piece of Oregon, the
indigenous sand bordered, signed and numbers prints small and large, are area treasures. They show salmon prints, sun and moonlit scenes of
waterfalls and the forested Pacific wonderland.
The signed and numbered Gyotaku prints,
are available, as well as small prints 7”x10” $60.00 and 14” x 20”
$100.00. Signed and numbered Note cards are also available for $7.00 each.
Since 1990 Roger has contributed
original salmon banners to the River Steward Award at the Oxbow Salmon Festival honoring
someone for his or her work commitment to the conservation of salmon, other native fish
and river habitats.
2 Sided Banners All Banners include two hand carved fish
head dowels to hang banner
To The Spirit of Salmon
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An Autumn Quest to
a High Forest Rest
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Coho for All My Relations Side 1
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A Dream of
Wild Rivers
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A Flash of Color
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Coho for All My RelationsSide 2
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Moonlite Run
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Red Corpuscles in
Mother Earth's Veins
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1st Choice Earth
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Forest Salmon Set |
Forest Waters For the
Great Salmon Runs
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Harvest Moonmate
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Mica Moon Rainforest
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Spring Chinnook
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Long Live Cascadia's
Evergreen Salmon
Watersheds
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Sustainable Evergreens
For all Life
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Northstar Navigator
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Midnight Special
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Native Born American
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New Moon Migration
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Returned to Forest
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Sandy
Chinook Salmon
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Solar Wedding
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Spawned Success |
Steelhead Moon Leap
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Steelhead Moon Trio
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EvergreenWater
Shed Cycle
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Oregon Autumn
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Tall Trees Cool Rivers
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Pick Cones Grow Evergreeens
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