Gyotaku is something that I have always wanted to try, but haven’t found the time to do yet—although I purchased all of the stuff and have read all of the books on how to go about it. I have been following fish gyotaku for a couple decades but just haven’t found the time to do it. An artistic friend also does bird gyotaku, which is really unusual, and something that might be an interesting way of capturing the harvest of a hunt more permanently. Jorge seems to not be posting as much lately, as he has turned to writing for magazines, but he is also a clever writer and wrote this great piece on being a hip uplander, which is hilarious.
I’d also like to do some Chinese brush paintings like the ones below:
