Each entry identifies a distinct original. Sold and unavailable works remain visible as historical records.
Sold — historical collection
A direct impression of a 26-inch Walleye from the North Channel of the St. Clair River. This sold original remains part of the historical collection.
Subject: Walleye
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with acrylic watercolor
Presentation: 20 × 30 in. rustic wood frame
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The first cataloged direct impression from a 27-inch Redhorse sucker caught in the St. Clair River off Marine City on June 27, 2026. Redhorse I and Redhorse II share a source fish, but each is a distinct original.
Subject: Redhorse sucker
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with acrylic watercolor
Presentation: 20 × 30 in. rustic wood frame
Sold — historical collection
Rock Bass and Fishfly on white Hanji, with acrylic watercolor details. This sold original remains part of the historical collection.
Subject: Rock Bass and Fishfly
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with acrylic watercolor
Presentation: 17 × 21 floating glass frame
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The first composition from a Redear Sunfish and Bluegill pair recorded in the North Channel on July 10, 2026.
Subject: Redear Sunfish + Bluegill
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression
Presentation: Unframed
Unavailable — historical collection
A second direct composition from the same Redear Sunfish and Bluegill pair as North Channel Kin I. Retained as a historical collection record; unavailable for purchase.
Subject: Redear Sunfish + Bluegill
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression
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A separate direct impression from the same Rock Bass documented in North Channel Ruby Eye I.
Subject: Rock Bass
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression
Sold — historical collection
The third cataloged Rock Bass impression in the Ruby Eye series. This sold original remains part of the historical collection.
Subject: Rock Bass
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression
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A direct Rock Bass impression with acrylic watercolor, from the same individual fish represented in the Ruby Eye series.
Subject: Rock Bass
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with acrylic watercolor
Presentation: Unframed
Sold — historical collection
A direct Yellow Perch impression with acrylic watercolor color appliqué. This sold original remains part of the historical collection.
Subject: Yellow Perch
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with acrylic watercolor color appliqué
Presentation: Framed
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A two-fish monochrome Yellow Perch composition. The catalog records a 10-inch fish and a 5-inch companion; the smaller fish’s catch provenance remains unconfirmed.
Subject: Yellow Perch pair
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct monochrome Gyotaku impressions
Presentation: Framed / matted
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An alternate direct monochrome composition from the same two Yellow Perch represented in North Channel Gold II. The smaller fish’s catch provenance remains unconfirmed.
Subject: Yellow Perch pair
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct monochrome Gyotaku impressions
Presentation: Unframed
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A monochrome direct impression from the same 10-inch Yellow Perch represented in North Channel Gold I.
Subject: Yellow Perch
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct monochrome Gyotaku impression
Presentation: Floating glass frame
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The second cataloged direct impression from the Redhorse source fish shared with Redhorse I. Its distinct composition is anchored by an artist-confirmed impression photograph.
Subject: Redhorse sucker
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with acrylic watercolor
Presentation: 20 × 30 rustic wood frame
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A direct impression of a 20-inch Walleye caught on September 12, 2026. The catalog records an estimated weight of approximately 5 lb; the fish was not weighed. The finished artwork is signed and sealed.
Subject: Walleye
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression with hand-finished eye/detail; signed and sealed
Presentation: 18 × 24 in. cropped artwork in 21 × 27 in. rustic wood frame
Inquire — final presentation pending
A direct impression of a 15.5 inch ~2 pound Walleye caught in the North Channel on September 12, 2026 on the old wire-line drift in 63 feet of water.
Subject: Walleye
Medium: Korean UnYong-Ji white Hanji; direct Gyotaku impression; finishing/presentation not yet documented
Presentation: Black floating frame