Desert Gyotaku

Desert Gyotaku Preserving aquatic life through the traditional art of fish printing.

Getting ready for the museum exhibition
09/26/2026

Getting ready for the museum exhibition

Tiger trout
09/25/2026

Tiger trout

How it started vs how it's going
09/22/2026

How it started vs how it's going

The legendary Bluegigi 🤣
09/21/2026

The legendary Bluegigi 🤣

Flounder from the lil mermaid lol
09/20/2026

Flounder from the lil mermaid lol

School of Perch
09/19/2026

School of Perch

09/18/2026

Join us at the Humboldt Museum for The Great Basin in Ink, featuring original gyotaku by local artist and angler Brian Jones of Desert Gyotaku !

Gyotaku is the traditional Japanese art of creating prints directly from fish. Brian’s work brings this fascinating technique close to home, featuring specimens from the waters of the Great Basin-including Rye Patch Reservoir, the Humboldt River, and James Kinney Pond.

Free Opening Reception
Saturday, October 10
Beginning at 4:00 p.m.
Humboldt Museum Church Building

Come enjoy an evening where art, natural history, and our region’s waterways meet. We hope to see you there!

I have an amazing opportunity to have my artwork exhibition at the Humboldt Museum.  Come check it out October 10th! Big...
09/17/2026

I have an amazing opportunity to have my artwork exhibition at the Humboldt Museum. Come check it out October 10th! Big thank you to Lindsey at the Humboldt Museum

Walleye and worm
09/15/2026

Walleye and worm

This walleye had a pretty purple hue to him
09/14/2026

This walleye had a pretty purple hue to him

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