A fish mosaic is crafted from custom-shaped tiles on a tiled wall section.
A fish mosaic is seen close up on a completely tiled section of wall. The central fish is made from four custom-shaped tiles that create the entire fish. The tiles show the fish horizontally from the side, while it faces the left. The first tile on the left shows the fish's face from the side, with an open mouth and one black and yellow eye. The fish skin is green with pale yellow swirls in a circle on it. The next tile on the right shows the section behind the fish's head having a fin on the top, a fin on the side, and a fin on the bottom. The side and bottom fins are both black, like the top lip of the mouth. The top fin is black with a white tip. The next section shows a thinning section with the same black and white fin on top and another small black fin on the bottom of the body. The last tile shows the tail fin of the fish, with a small, thin section of green body. The tail is mostly black with a white tip. The surrounding area of the central fish is made up of broken pieces of white and gray tiles, with a large black and gray mosaic object below that is only partially visible and unrecognizable. A long, thin tentacle-like object is seen above the fish, coming from the left edge of the image. This limb is made of two rows of tiled glass marbles in clear, green, and gray. Another end of a tentacle-like object is seen from the right edge below the fish. The light shines and reflects on the left side of the image, as the right side is slightly more shaded.