ORIGINAL Gyotaku piece.
Size: Approximately 37" x 60"
Mahi Mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) are often sought out by fishermen because of the fight they put up and because they make a great meal! Mahi Mahi are the fastest growing wild fish species!  Therefore, these fish are an incredibly sustainable source of food and have remained resistant to overfishing pressures.  These fish can be bright yellows, neon greens and brilliant blues.  This Mahi was such a crazy yellow she looked fake!  Also the gaff marks can be seen above the eye in the print.  This fish was reeled in by Gerald, but named after his twin sister Geraldine during a sunset charter off Lāna‘i.  
Media- Acrylic paint, watercolors and Prismacolors on Rice paper