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ME - MARK
I am a biologist grew up with a fishing rod in my hands. I have been fortunate enough to embrace my love of art and science in my career. Most of my free time were well spent in the nature, either studying bird behavior or chasing variety of fish with fly rods. My favorite art medium is watercolors, I love the natural and spontaneous feel created by watercolor pigments. I am currently a post-doctoral research fellow at Harvard University. Welcome to my website. Mark
CONTACT
I do sell some of my original watercolors $150. Please contact me if you have any question. markyuhina AT gmail DOT com
For commissioning work price range from $175(9x12 inch) - $300 (10x15 inch).
Kid policy: Free fish illustration for kids will go with every painting purchase. Show me you bring kids fishing!
For commissioning work price range from $175(9x12 inch) - $300 (10x15 inch).
Kid policy: Free fish illustration for kids will go with every painting purchase. Show me you bring kids fishing!
Blog Archive
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2008
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March
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- Woodblock print and Watercolor wash
- Bull Trout's Spots
- Pen / Pencil and Wash Experiments
- Pen & Ink Cutthroat
- False Albacore
- Woodblock Print
- Sketch Brown Trout
- Young Rooster Sketch...Again
- SKETCH BARRACUDA
- Tarpon study#3
- saltwater "speedy" doodle studies
- Sketch Rooster Fish
- Tarpon Sketch
- back to the drawing board
- Quick color study - Permit
- Young Rooster 9x12
- Pike 15X20 Charcoal and Wash
- Green Bonefish
- Quick study of a bone fish
- Ivory-billed woodpecker
- OP Steelhead 9x12
- Charcoal and Wash Study #2
- Charcoal #4 Bluegill
- Charcoal #3
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March
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2 comments:
This is awesome! I did one a couple of months back and threw some watercolor on it. I might have to pull out the cutting tools and work on a woodblock fly. Keep up the great work.
Jeff
Thanks Jeff,
That would be really cool to see your fly on the print! Your gouache works are really great,amazingly smooth! Inspired me to try some...
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