Sir Terry Frost RA One Fish Alone In The Water 2003

 
Starting at the bottom of the page and moving up, the first things we find are the title of the drawing written in large joined-up letters, and the fish itself swimming right through them. Above the fish are three lines of waves, on the left hand side there is the prow of a boat which is just called the SS and which has a single bare mast sticking up into the sky. A giant sun radiates sunbeams in the sky in the top half of the drawing.

Coming back to the fish, he has a jolly smile and is flashing a great lower set of teeth. His bright little eye has an arrangement of lines emanating from it in a design that echoes the shape of the sun above it. The scales of the fish are shown as a rough cross-hatch overlayed with gill-like semicircular shapes.