This project is a part of my graduation project Omega, focusing on the research and visual exploration behind the development of the application. Over the course of several months, I studied fish through different approaches to representation, exploring their form, texture, and structure. This collection presents a selection of works from more than 70 illustrations created using traditional ink and pen techniques.

A distinctive aspect of the process was the use of real fish as a reference instead of photographs, allowing for a more direct observation of anatomy, details, and natural forms. These studies became the foundation for the visual language of Omega.