Bero
Jason
Born and raised on Maui, Jason now calls California's Central Coast home, where he combines his passion for fishing with artistic expertise to create one-of-a-kind fish prints and custom artwork that honor the natural world.
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Gyotaku
Western
Charcoal workshops
Born and raised on Lana'i, Hawaii, Jason Bero is a self-taught master of Gyotaku, the ancient Japanese art of fish printing.
Now based on California's Central Coast, he combines his lifelong passion for diving, fishing, and marine ecology with artistic expertise.
His intimate knowledge of ocean ecosystems brings scientific accuracy and reverence to every piece, whether it's a traditional Gyotaku fish print, charcoal portrait, or oil painting.
Jason treats every commission with respect, turning trophy catches and special moments into lasting art that honors the animals and wild places that matter most.
Master of Gyotaku
Frequently Asked Questions
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Typically within 3-4 weeks.
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there’s no exact price point. Each commission is unique and price varies depending on the size of the commission, materials involved, and overall time to complete. I will always give you an estimate that will be agreed upon before I start the process of creating any piece.
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I request at least a 50% deposit beforehand.
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Absolutely! Nothing goes to waste. All inks and paints are water-based/non toxic that easily wash off after printing.
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Nothing is impossible. Reach out to me via email and let’s figure something out!
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I can, but it will cost a bit more due to the extra time involved in sketching out the fish to the correct sizing.
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For local customers, yes. For anything traveling through the mail, I would not recommend framing before shipping out.
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Yes, as of right now I am able to make high quality copies of the original up to 13”x19” or smaller.