Sockeye Posters and Art Prints

sockeye salmon illustration

Sockeye salmon start off in freshwater lakes and rives, and eventually migrate to the ocean. As adults they then migrate in the reverse, back to the rivers and lakes to spawn!

Colorful Sockeye Salmon fish

It is a member of the salmonoid family. The farthest inland sockeye salmon travel to spawn is to Redfish Lake, Idaho, over 1,400 km (900 mi) from the ocean and 2,000 m (6,500 ft) in elevation. In the United States, populations of sockeye salmon have been extirpated from Idaho and Oregon.

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The Spawn. From the sea to the rivers of their birth they go to continue the life cycle.

The Spawning Sockeye Salmon come in from the sea between ages of 3 to 5 years old to spawn in their birth waters.

It is a member of the salmonoid family and it range as far south as the Columbia River in the eastern Pacific and in northern Hokkaidō Island in Japan in the western Pacific.

One of the 5 species of Pacific salmon painted in acrylic! This is the Sockeye Salmon, the other 4 are also available individually, as well as all together.

This Sockeye Salmon drawing is a FRESH playful take on my 1Sockeye Salmon fish series. This truly is a FRESH FISH.

This design is vector images made from an acrylic painting. It depicts the spawn of the Sockeye Salmon of the Pacific Northwest.

A salmon design done in four colors (red, orange, blue and green) facing four directions. Take whatever meaning you like out of it, I just had fun designing it this way.

Whether you're an avid angler or simply a lover of nature, this poster is sure to delight and inspire. Hang it in your living room, bedroom, or office for a touch of color and charm that will brighten up your day. So why wait? Order your blue sockeye salmon today and start enjoying the beauty of nature in your own home!

Portrait of a Sockeye Salmon

Bad Sockeye

Sockeye salmon drinking Sockeye Red IPA by Midnight Sun Brewing Co.

A sad, sad, sockeye salmon. Don't cry, little guy!

Pacific salmon make up most of the salmon species in the world.

Lay out!

One of the 5 species of Pacific salmon painted in acrylic! This is the Pink Salmon, the other 4 are also available individually, as well as all together.

One of the 5 species of Pacific salmon painted in acrylic! This is the Chinook (AKA King) Salmon, the other 4 are also available individually, as well as all together.

What ever Trout

3 grizzly cubs looking at salmon

The beauty of the amazing SALMON captivated me on a recent trip to Alaska. What a beautiful fish. So inspiring!

This drawing is a new take from my original Sockeye Salmon. These quirky salmon are swimming upstream and are now face-to-face with a challenge. Enjoy!

The 5 types of pacific salmon, hand-painted in gouache. Also available in a labeled version and in a repeated pattern.

Salmon at spawning time.

One of the 5 species of Pacific salmon painted in acrylic! This is the Coho Salmon, the other 4 are also available individually, as well as all together.

Pink Salmon diving.

The 5 types of pacific salmon, hand-painted in gouache. Also available without the pattern repeat, in labeled and unlabeled versions.

One of the 5 species of Pacific salmon painted in acrylic! This is the Chum Salmon, the other 4 are also available individually, as well as all together.

With a glut of fresh salmon at their disposal, many brown bears just munch the fatty skin and brains of the fish, leaving the bright red meat for lesser bears

Classic Helvetica four design; highlighting the big salmon fishing in Alaska with Chum, Silver, Sockeye, and King represented. How many have you caught? Or, will you catch?

The 5 species of Pacific salmon painted in acrylic! Top to bottom, there are the pink salmon, coho salmon, chum salmon, sockeye salmon, and chinook (king) salmon.

The 5 types of pacific salmon, hand-painted in gouache with added labels. Good for teaching and comparing the types! Also available without the labels and in a repeated pattern.

The 5 types of Pacific Salmon (Coho, Chinook, Sockeye, Chum, and Pink) layered in a repeating pattern! Hand-painted in acrylic paint and layered digitally.