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No Guts, No Sushi copyright 2004 Kelly Reark
2004 © Kelly Reark, No Guts, No Sushi.
Acrylic on canvas (16x20).


"No Guts, No Sushi" was inspired by a lot of time offshore tuna and mahi fishing, and on an island mostly inhabited by rumrunners and watching a very popular pirate movie. Also, there may have been rum drinking involved. 
I find it hard to pass up a wisecrack idea.

Someone has a tiki bar that needs a painting.

Send me an email and I will give you a great price on this original work.






























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