A collection of fish art from around the world.
A shop decorated with metal fish of all sorts in the harbour of Carnlough, a small town on the Coastal Causeway Route of Ireland, UK.
Photo exhibit in Siem Reap has the water-themed photos underwater, held down by stones, while fish swim above them.
Fish fountain in Glenveagh National Park garden, Ireland.
Bizarre plaster sculpture of a fish on a temple roof in Hoi An, Vietnam.
This fish pedalling a bicycle was used in older Guinness beer advertising inspired by the saying, “a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle” – not entirely what this had to do with Guinness beer… (Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, Ireland)
The big fish, a sculpture consisting of mosaic tiles detailing the history of Belfast in Ireland, UK.
Statue of an eel fisherman in Volendam, Holland.
A bas-relief of a fish marks the sailors’ chapel at Cap Fagnet on the Normandy Coast of France.
Glittering fish scale wall in Las Vegas, USA.
Fishy kayak at North Vancouver’s Harmony Arts Festival.
Salmon sculptures in La Conner, Washington.
Handmade sign with fish at Pankor Island in Malaysia.
Mexican folk-art fish painted with a bald mermaid frolicking in the waves, carved out of wood and painted.
Last, but not least, one of my weird fishy paintings!
More of Jennifer Nichole Wells’ One Word Challenge: Fish.
