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Edge of the ReedsSOLD (54cm x 36cm (21" x 14") Acrylic) Please contact craig@wildlifeartist. co. za for enquiries Craig Bertram Smith A feisty river tigerfish bursting out from the shadows at an unsuspecting nkupe. Tigerfish often use the cover of reeds, branches and drop offs to ambush their prey as their striped markings help them to blend into the background. In this painting I wanted to focus on the split second moment as the tigerfish pounces on its prey

the tradition of telling fishing stories lives on

spots and fin rays

an intimidating sight for any smaller fish

I finally chose flat open water just past the roots which defined the shape of the fish and the structure

The scene is at a climax – Will it take the lure or will it refuse

making the characteristic yellow band and fins of the predators contrast against the background

In this case

SOLD (42cm x 30cm (18" x 22") Pencil)

Every application of paint was scrutinized to ensure that things were moving in the "right direction"

perfectly camouflaged and waiting for the ideal moment to pounce

always on the move

they are highly streamlined and their sickle shaped tails allow them to reach speeds of up to 75km/h