Colophon.How this is made.

Verification

  • FishChecked by an ichthyologist before printing.
  • BirdsChecked by an ornithologist before printing.
  • ReviewedEvery plate before printing. Every page before publishing.
  • StandardA fact goes on a card only if it can be sourced. If it cannot, the card carries a question instead.

Errata

Corrections are published here with the date, the plate, and what was wrong. Cards already printed are reprinted and replaced at our cost.

DatePlateCorrection
No corrections issued. This table will not stay empty.

Materials

  • PrintsUncoated cotton rag, 300gsm, deckle edge. Four flat colours, screen printed.
  • Two objectsThe print is for a wall. The deck is for a tackle bag.
  • CardsWaterproof synthetic stock, 350 micron. Plate numbers debossed. Packed in a printed tin.
  • PrinterA letterpress and screen shop in Ontario.
  • TypeLibre Baskerville and Karla.

Illustration

  • Drawn byOne hand, working from measured specimens.
  • MethodFlat geometry. The markings that identify the species are kept. Everything else is removed.
  • ProportionsTaken from measured specimens, not from other drawings.

The price

The price is the price. There are no sales, no codes, no seasonal markdowns, and nothing costs less if you wait. An object is worth making well or not at all, and it is the same price in December as in July.

The name

A fry is a young fish. A fledge is a young bird. Both mean the young one.

Write to us

Tell us when a fact is wrong, or when you have caught something we should draw. hello@fryandfledge.com