Fish Flounder Tank Tops
Description: Did you know that a baby flounder has eyes on either side of their head but one migrates to the other side as they mature so that adults have eyes on one side only?! It's true! This fish is part of my Cabinet of Curiosities Collection! This design was created by Jackie Tahara of UnBlink Studio.
FUNNY STRANGE INTERESTING FLOUNDER FISH Purple Red from my Cabinet of Curiosities - UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara Tank Top
by UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara
$21
Description: There are so many kinds of fish swimming off the Pacific Northwest Coast in the Salish Sea! These are pink and purple mom and baby flounder with polka dots! Also check out my "Salish Sea Rockfish" design too (find it in my "Creature Features" Collection)!
SALISH SEA FLOUNDER Mom and Baby Cute Undersea Ocean Fish - UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara Tank Top
by UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara
$21
Description: Explore the unique anatomy of the Olive Flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus) with this retro 16-bit pixel art diagram. Detailed with accurate labels like the migrated eye and lateral line, it’s the perfect design for marine biologists, ichthyology students, and science teachers looking for a fun, educational visual.
Description: Explore the unique anatomy of the Olive Flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus) with this retro 16-bit pixel art diagram. Detailed with accurate labels like the migrated eye and lateral line, it’s the perfect design for marine biologists, ichthyology students, and science teachers looking for a fun, educational visual
Description: A vintage-style graphic featuring a large fish with intricate line work inside its body, placed against a pink semi-circle. Below the fish are two smaller elements: a detailed depiction of a flatfish and a black rectangle with the text "GROUND & POUND" in white. To the right are two circular emblems: one with a fish skeleton and the other with an anchor and compass rose.
Description: Gyotaku (魚拓): Japanese Fish Impression Print — A Gyotaku print of a rockfish captures the delicate balance between nature’s transience and artistic permanence. Rendered in monochrome, each scale and contour tells of currents once navigated, now stilled in ink. The fish’s eye, calm and observant, anchors the piece with quiet presence. Two red seals affirm its authenticity, linking tradition to tribute. More than an image, this print is a meditative artifact—a preserved moment where craft honors the silent grace of marine life.
