in progresssss

the beginnings of the (reductive) linoleum block before being registered with its digital counterpart yesterday.

i'm pretty gosh dang pumped up about it.

hand-coloring prints all the live long day

MN a/p on Rives BFK
etching
4.5" in x 9" in


untitled a/p on cream Rives BFK
etching
4.5" x 4.5"

so it begins...

hooray chester burton! today he:

1. extended his offer (of cutting blocks & allowing me to use the digital printer in the cage) so that i can continue printmaking,
2. actually cut my (2) linoleum blocks to their proper size,
3. informed me that i can use the relief ink in the intaglio/relief studio since i'm broke.

alright! hooray!

i have already prepared an image.

newest

no title, Jan 2011

acrylic on cut paper

27" x 46" in

that first one

no title, June 2010

acrylic on cut paper

41" x 62" in

This one is totally awkward to photograph and I am not entirely sure why.

Looks good in my hallway though :)