When you see these goldfish pictures, the first impression might be…yeah, these are some photos of actual goldfishes swimming peacefully in their little water tanks. But how about I tell you these goldfishes aren’t real? They are just realistic 3D “living masterpieces” paintings created by Japanese artist, Riusuke Fukahori via using a complex process of poured resin in large sushi basins to the hollow insides of black bamboo.
The fishes are embedded and painted meticulously layer by layer, in layers of transparent resin. And while the objects he's creating are in fact three-dimensional, he builds them up two-dimensionally, creating successive layers that he seals in resin before adding the next layer on top of the last.
