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Meet Riusuke Fukahori - he was saved by goldfish.
About 15 years ago, a young Fukahori was aspiring to be a designer, but he was losing confidence - he didn't feel he had what it takes.
Source: YouTube
While he was contemplating giving up on his dreams, he saw a small water tank beside his bed where he was lying down. Inside it was a goldfish that he picked up at a local festival. Fukahori recalls:
From there, Fukahori started a life as a "goldfish artist". He's devised a 3D art method, where he pours acrylic resin over the goldfish that he had painted. See the marvelous work that he creates:
Source:Riusuke Fukahori Official Website
It looks as if a swarm of goldfish swimming inside, but it's painting. I still think the goldfish's going to move at any moment.
And this is how he breathes life into his works:
Fukahori is now well known as an artist specializing in goldfish. His magic-like depiction of this beautiful fish is given a lot of praise.
Check out his official page for more of his works:
http://goldfishing.info/works/resins.html