July - Fish - Illona Koehnlechner

Artist: Ilona Koehnlechner
Title:Gumaleile 'gum for short'
Medium: Adobe Illustrator
Size: A4
Date created: July 08
Cert III design/Cert.4- multimedia 2nd year

July - Fish - Nathan Pye

Artist: Nathan Pye
Title: Cop-out trout
Medium: Video + Drawing
Size: IT WAS THIIIIIIIIS BIG!
Multimedia Teacher

Danielle Rewell - Chubby Cuttlefish

This is my fish.
I know its not exactly a fish but Cuttlefish has the word fish
in it so its close enough. :)

Artist: Danielle Rewell
Title: Chubby Cuttlefish
Material: Pencil, Paper, Digital Image, Illustrator
Course: Cert 3 Design/Cert 4 Multimedia
Date: 31th July 2008
Campus: Portland

Chisako Ishikawa - Fish

I took this photo at an Aquarium in January 2008, in Japan.

The fish tank was surrounded by thick black curtains to create a dark environment like a darkroom and the jellyfish glow blue in the blue light.

It looked very fantastic and visionary.

Artist: Chisako Ishikawa
Title: Jellyfish
Size: 900 x 1200px
Material: Digital photo and Photoshop
Course: Certificate IV in Design/Diploma of Multimedia

My Sub breed of Fish

Well this Is my fish, I was just doodling a drawing a fish when I took a break started surfing the net and I came across a picture of a pipe, so I decided that wouldn’t it be funny if fish had a periscope to see what we do, we have made scuba gear to look at them….. well thats just me……

Artist: Andrew Rogers
Material: Pencil, Paper, Digital Image, Photoshop
Size: 1739 x 1040
Date: 31th July 2008
Course: Cert 3 Design/Cert 4 Multimedia
Campus: Portland

July - Fish - Simon Greening

And here we are again in the last week of the month, and it's starting to look like I enjoy submitting in the last week, but this month I actually had it done in the first week. The only reason it has taken this long is because i was waiting for my t-shirt to be deleivered, but finally here it is. After that long explanation all i say is enjoy

View this tee and others at my Redbubble store


Artist: Simon Greening
Title: King Neptune Markets
Material: Digital Image, Illustrator, Photoshop
Size: Printed on mens small American Apparel tee
Date: 30th July 2008
Course: Cert 3 Design/Cert 4 Multimedia
Campus: Portland

Geordie Allardice - Fish

My name is Geordie Allardice I studied Arts at Tafe and then got my Degree in Fine arts at Deakin in 2004. I am currently studying Textiles at Tafe. Fish have always been a part of my life as my dads a fisherman and now that we live by the sea its hard to get away from the topic. The images I have had for a while all except for the poor fish that has all sorts of things attached to him that is recent.

The photograph above was taken of me in front of a mural I completed for the Port Fairy fishing club. It took a few weeks to paint up and many cans of acrylic exterior paint. Initially there was a mural underneath but it had become tired and worn. I painted straight over the top using it as a guide. I did vary a few things, the sun at the top, the design of the fish and its overall colour. The club was pleased and so was i.



The image above is a present for my dad on his birthday. Roughly 60cm x 45cm it is a fish with a flaming antenna coming out of its head while pulling an umbrella, breathing through a pipe and pulling the moon. Graphite on card.
Size: 60cms x 45cms
Material: Graphite on card
Date:unknown
Course: Diploma of Arts (Textiles)



These fish are a selection of fish painting that also belonging to my dad . This is work that I have promised that I would do for him. I'm half way there. These are all smaller than a4. Water colour on water colour paper.

Size: Little smaller than A4
Material: Water colour on water colour paper
Date:unknown
Course: Diploma of Arts (Textiles)

July - Fish - Simon Waite

This picture is about an eel who decides to take a swim in the ocean, be careful of his eyes.

Title: The Swimming Eel

Artist: Simon Waite

Size: A4

materials: Adobe photoshop CS3

Date: 25th July 2008

July - Real Fish - Phoebe Adams

I'm pleased to announce that Seamor and Fanny the fish have a new aquarium. These two Illustrator created fish have been around since our Flash workshop a couple of months ago and they demanded to be posted. Seamor (the black one) says that cuttlefish aren't really fish they are mollusks and related to snails and slugs. So Fanny insisted that I post some real fish this time. I've made them a new tank in Photoshop using distortion, filters and drop shadows on images sourced from the web. They seem to really like their new environment so who knows when we might hear the splashes of little fins.

Title: Seamor and Fanny

Artist: Phoebe Adams

Size: 800 x 600 (72dpi)

Material: pixels of light (Illustrator & Photoshop)

Date: 25/7/08

Department of Arts Teacher

FISH MARKET - Anthon Suringa

Location: 'Fish Market' Baybay, Leyte, Philippines
Date: July 2007
Size (cm): w=65.02 & h=16.93
Photographer / Designer: Anthon Suringa
Material: Digital Camera & Adobe Photoshop CS2

I love fish! There's no way i would miss july's theme.

This image was captured on a digital camera at the fish market in the Philippines last year during my vacation. I use photoshop to apply blur and contrast effect.

Some of the crabs were actually alive that day waiting to be put on a hot pot! 90% of the fish in the market are actually fresh from the sea which gives customers a 100% flavor. If you love fish visit the Philippines :D

Andrea Radley - Fish

This is a sign made out of computer printouts and cardboard that I created to advertise this blog. It is in the Warrnambool Student Learning Centre above the doorway into the computer area. It is a cuttlefish changing its colour to reflect the creative environment it is swimming in.

Title: Reflections

Artist: Andrea Radley

Size: 1.2m x 0.7ms

Material: Cardboard, Paper, Glue, Wood stick on back to stop bending

Date: 23/7/08

Department of Arts Teacher

July - Fish - Phoebe Adams

Blurb: This is our Multimedia & Design cuttlefish. He/she (we not sure) likes to paint in pixels. The cuttlefish projects images it sees with its big complex eyes onto its body. Kind of like a living plasma screen. In this picture the cuttlefish is projecting the Mac OS X desktop image as it paints the pixels around it. I was just mucking around this time. Not much else to say about it but Andrea wouldn't let me post this without a blurb. BTW there's a fish in my last post too.

Artist: Phoebe Adams
Title: cuttlefish paints in pixels
Material: Digital Image
Size: Variable
Date: 22nd July 2008
Multimedia Teacher

Daniel McKenna - Fish

According to the Japanese legend, the KOI fish swims the yellow river and when it is ready it swims towards the falls called DRAGON GATE , where if the fish succeeds in climbing the falls it will be transformed into a dragon. Based upon that legend it became a symbol of worldly aspiration and advancement. This is why I chose a KOI fish for the beginning project as it could also represent the beginnings of a journey. More generally, the KOI fish is associated with perseverance in adversity and strength of purpose. Because of its strength
And determination to overcome obstacles, it stands for courage and the ability to attain high goals. Others say it means good fortune or luck!!!!...

I think my work came out well in the end. I feel it conveys the idea well but some people might not know what a koi fish stands for. I think it works well because it’s looks like it is making it’s first leap of it’s journey to “DRAGON GATE”. All together I put about 20 hours into the final piece.
ARTIST NAME: DANIEL McKENNA.
SIZE OF WORK: 28cms x 21cms
DATE CREATED: 21 / 2 / 08.
MATERIALS USED: original drawing, pencil H2 and black ink pen then scanned into
photoshop cs3 then air brushed using transparent colors
COURSE NAME: Diploma of Multimedia / Certificate IV in Design.

July - Fish - Roy Rogers

Title: Fish
Artist: Roy Rogers
Date: 5th July 2008
Materials: Digital images
Course: Cert IV Multimedia/Cert III Design Fundamentals

July - Fish

July's topic is....... FISH!

Look forward to seeing some sweet illustrations and interesting interpretations.

Remember, it doesn't have to be brand new work...if it hasn't been on Cuttlefish, its new to us!