3 Fish Studios is the collaborative art studio of Eric Rewitzer and Annie Galvin, located in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California. Now celebrating 20 years in business, 3 Fish Studios is known for its vibrant, heartfelt artwork rooted in a deep love for California — its landscapes, wildlife, culture, and spirit.
Eric, a printmaker, creates intricate woodcut and linocut prints that explore both urban scenes and the natural world. Annie, a painter and illustrator, brings bold color and expressive energy to her paintings and mixed media pieces, often featuring motifs like bears, hearts, and local flora.
Together, they produce limited edition prints, original paintings, and accessible art objects that celebrate place, personality, and creativity. 3 Fish Studios is also about community — the studio has long welcomed visitors, hosted workshops, and supported charitable causes through the power of art.
Their work appears in galleries, shops, and homes all over the country.
about annie galvin
Annie was born and raised in Ireland, where she went to art college and then worked as an illustrator in Dublin. She moved to San Francisco in 1989 (two weeks before the earthquake, oh, hello, California), and despite the rocky start, is endlessly inspired by the people and loveliness of the City by the Bay. Hailing from the Emerald Isle, California felt almost mythical, the exciting land of Charlie’s Angels and The Streets of San Francisco. Annie is continually inspired by the magical urban energy, the enormous diversity of people and ideas, as well as the natural beauty of the Golden State.
A natural daydreamer and doodler, Annie’s paintings and collages feature bold colors, Californian scenery and a big brushstroke of whimsy. No longer resisting her constant impulse to create, Annie spends her days spilling her creative juices onto paper, utilizing paint, collage and digital sketching as a medium. Girls, bears and quirky phrases often make appearances in Annie’s artwork.


about ERIC REWITZER
Eric grew up along the industrial shores of Lake Michigan and took a one-way ride on Amtrak’s California Zephyr from Chicago to San Francisco in 1987. California’s dramatic landscapes and rich cultural diversity have been inspiring him ever since — and it's no surprise that he and his partner Annie, a fellow artist, found their creative home together in the Sierra foothills. There, surrounded by the rhythms of the natural world, their lives and work continue to be shaped by the land around them.
Eric is a member of the California Society of Printmakers. You can see more of his work at ericrewitzer.art.
Supporting our Community
The 3 Fish Studios Fund was created to support those in need during fire season. To date, we have raised and donated over $200,000 from the sale of our work. Learn more and donate directly to the fund here.


so... where are the fish from?
Such a good question! The name for 3 Fish Studios derives from the Galvin coat-of-arms from Annie’s family in Ireland. The phrase “By Industry We Prosper” describes our work perfectly, as each piece is created by hand without shortcuts. We fully believe that it’s our love of the work and the effort we put into it that allows our business to prosper.