Three really funny looking fish.

Hey guys,
I just thought I'd share a little work in progress with ya.  This is a commission for a client and is not done yet.  I am pretty stoked on the sand, but it came out good enough that it makes other parts look crappy, so I still need to work in some details and fix some contrast and color issues. 

I pray for the day that I find all three of these species this thick, diving or fishing.

Enjoy!

Awesome!

Very nice Amadeo! I'm looking forward to having some of those on a hook or spear.....and some of your prints on the wall.

Really beautiful stuff!

INCREDIBLE!

Hopefully one of those beauties will find my hook this year! Nice work!

CHEERS!

Hopefully one of those beauties will find my hook this year! Nice work!

CHEERS!

You are definitely due buddy! The "Crew" will get-um!

Great stuff, Man!  Way cool.   

Thanks all.  You know I figure, since I cant catch them or shoot them now, I'll paint them.  At least thats what I did my freshmen year of high school (except I painted naked ladies). Maybe next time I'll put it in the fishing reports.

.....limit of sanddabs, two starry flounder, and a 25lb halibut using a sand pigment with flecks of white on a sable hair surprise....

Oh and PISCEAN, I have the same sentiments about your work as well. I hope you share too each time something new comes out of the studio.

Anyway off to work on a beautiful day on the bay. 

Beautiful work.... Yeah it would be nice to see those fish that plentiful in the wild. When the Hali's are in we can do the Old Berkly Pier and catch a few with the East Bay Crew.

That's some really top notch work there Amadeo. I can't wait till I can afford some of that beautiful art on your website.

-FF

  No way! Thats a friggin painting?  looks like a phhoto! Dude YOU rock!  Those are AWESOME!

Troy

Another beautiful piece Amadeo! 


Just had a thought... that would look absolutely awesome as a coffee table under a pane of glass!   

Oooh, that would look cool!  A school of WSB swimming through the kelp like one of our last boat rides would look pretty cool also.  Just as if we were looking down spotting the fish from the surface right before I point at them.