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Custom gyotaku fish-printing and nature-print workshops

Print an actual fish rather than painting a picture of one.

Sue Fierston

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Sue Fierston designs private-group workshops in gyotaku, printmaking and painting. Her fish-printing practice transfers the form of real fish to paper; her own workshop page offers in-person Baltimore classes, and the local museum's current calendar lists a January 2027 gyotaku session.

Current location note / listed area: Maryland in-person workshops, including Baltimore; Zoom also offered

Confirm whether a custom group uses real specimens, replica forms or botanical materials, as well as allergies, cleaning and drying arrangements. A wedding package is not advertised. The studio is described only as outside Washington, DC, so no exact base city is inferred; virtual lessons are not physical DC coverage.

Public-source research · 2026-10-29 · Not vendor-confirmed or independently vetted.

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