ARCTIC GRAYLING GYOTAKU unframed One of the many stops

One of the many stops along the chain was at Akutan where I sketched this Russian Church and burial grounds with it's many Russian crosses

this piece provides a glimpse of the unique Alaskan lifestyle

This piece features a large owl sitting on a branch and measures 11” long by approximately 11” wide

Image size: 24" x 9 3/4"

In rapid-fire succession

ARCTIC GRAYLING GYOTAKU unframed One of the many stopsOpen edition print by Corinne Danzl Image size: 17 1 2" X 11" "Gyotaku" is a traditional Japanese ink printing method used by Japanese fishermen to document their catch. Each Ink Goes Wild Alaska Gyotaku fish rub is an ink rubbing of an actual fish which was caught by Corinne or her husband Keith in Resurrection Bay. They call Seward, which is nestled between majestic mountain peaks on one side and Resurrection Bay on the other, on south central