James Prosek

Considered by many as the “James Audubon of fish,” James Prosek’s striking interpretations are remarkable, realistic works of art.  Known as much as an author as artist, his books range from Trout to Eels.  The Yale graduate is a dedicated conservationist.  Prosek writes, sketches and paints at his studio in Connecticut. New Snook 2011.

Derek DeYoung

Bold strokes and striking colors mark the creative talent of Derek DeYoung.  DeYoung’s work has veered off from the traditional fish illustration style; they’re contemporary and place more importance on using a unique style and palette rather than painting a fish to look photo realistic.  He lives in Livingston, Montana.

Tim Borski

Internationally acclaimed wildlife artists Tim Borski is noted for his striking interpretations of tarpon, bonefish and permit.  A versatile artist, Tim works in watercolors, oils and acrylics from his base in south Florida.   Borski is deeply committed to conservation through the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust.

Jon Osiris

Seattle-based artist Jon Osiris has created Pacific Northwest Native American-style fish images. Osiris’ work is reminiscent of tribal totem and tattoo art seen throughout Washington, British Columbia and Alaska and encompasses the mythology, mysticism and knowledge of indigenous peoples. Learn more...