Black Fish Ink 1 Wood Print

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Black Fish Ink 1 by Amy E. Fraser is part of the Black Fish Ink collection featuring one of a kind fanciful fish designs hand drawn with bold black ink on bright white archival paper.

Amy E. Fraser’s Black Fish Ink series is an impassioned tribute to the beauty and magic of our beloved Animal Kingdom. The Black Fish Ink designs are inspired by old world folk art culture and influenced by conventional woodblock and linocut printmaking methods. The result is a winning combination of the traditional mixed with Amy’s signature style of contemporary whimsy, creating fun and fabulous fish motifs that are uniquely modern.

Sophisticated designer elegance with a whimsical fish flare.

Black Fish Ink 1 by Amy E. Fraser. The Black Fish Ink collection of black and white fish portraits are created from the artist’s intense connection to and love for all creatures great and small. Hand drawn in pen and ink. Medium: Sharpie Markers on 110 pound archival acid free cardstock...

Amy E. Fraser is a Fine Artist, Photographer and Baker. She creates in her home studio nestled in a beautiful wildflower meadow, surrounded by enchanting wildlife, deep in a magical fairy tale forest. When Amy is not drawing, painting or sculpting she can be found wandering the forest, photographing nature, tending to her garden or practicing the fascinating craft of Sourdough baking. Amy has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Parsons School of Design and a Masters of Arts and Liberal Studies from Dartmouth College. Fraser has exhibited her work throughout the United States and has pieces in the archives of The National Museum of Women In The Arts and The Smithsonian, Archives of American Art, both in Washington, D.C. Fraser's paintings,...