Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard is a contemporary artist who uses real fish to create everyday scenes which she then photographs. She creates her fish works using negative-film cameras, photographs the scene only once and each work can take up to three months to produce.

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On the Brooklyn-bound platform of the Essex St. station in New York there are two large wall murals in glass mosaic. "Shad Crossing" it is the work of artist Ming Fay and details two giant shad fish "swimming", along with another wall mosaic of blue waters. 

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Suzanne Spaulding is a glass artist who you can commission to do the fish of your choice. Pieces can be made to any size that will fit in her kiln, price will vary depending on size and types of glass used.

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Bruce Bunch has combined his passions for the arts and the outdoors by creating a series of fish and bird art called "Art on the Fly." Bruce's paint is handcrafted using natural blackberry honey, pure gum arabic, glycerine and the most lightfast pigments available. As you can see, this paint allows the subject to come alive with extraordinary strength and intensity of color.

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This award winning Redfish is just one of a number of beautiful carvings by Chad Turner.

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