NORTHERN PIKE GYOTAKU ALASKA AIR Artist's description: This teenage Tenakee-ite

Artist's description: This teenage Tenakee-ite has a summer job working on one of the large local commercial fishing boats

Juan helped the men by wrestling reindeer to the ground so they could cut off the antlers

John primarily works in watercolor using an airbrush to achieve the smooth gradient tones that fill his canvas and have created the signature style we now recognize to be exclusive to a Fehringer piece

The cold storage

where he worked as an illustrator

NORTHERN PIKE GYOTAKU ALASKA AIR Artist's description: This teenage Tenakee-iteOpen edition print by Corinne Danzl Image size: 38 1 2" x 18 1 2" "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