Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2018

Another new woodprint for Fall Art Tour

This piece of wood
and my sharp little knives have 
held me captive for months.
Today, I printed a couple proofs
just to see what I was dealing with.

Yes, you will be able to see it in person at the Fall Art Tour, Stop #25
Remember...you can wear one of my prints!

Thursday, February 15, 2018

chasing, repousse Honey Bees and one Fish


Bee Bracelet #1
was completed the day I had to send it out to the buyer
so there really isn't a good photo of it.
Bee Bracelet #2
is done.

Both are of Aluminum, 
sealed with a unique laquer brought to my attention by Golden Paints. 
The earlier fish bracelet, also aluminum,
 has been worn nearly daily 
by a coffee shop owner for the past nearly 5 years.  

There is no trace, or sign of sealer failure, 
or any kind of discoloring, or marking on skin. 
It's pretty remarkable stuff.
More metal found HERE.

Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Early Man

First printed about December 11th, 2016, scanned by Picture Salon January 23, 2017
This 18.5 x 14.25" print
 is printed by hand onto 20.5" x 17" Kitakata paper. 
It's a tight fit onto the paper, but it does fit well. 
Not a fan of matting, because it many times reminds me of too tight underwear, 
I would float this. 
It is the first of 12 that I've got lined up to keep me out of trouble.

Sunday, December 11, 2016

Early Man

Early Man
This 18.5 x 14.25" print
 is printed by hand onto 20.5" x 17" Kitakata paper. 
It's a tight fit onto the paper, but it does fit well. 
Not a fan of matting, because it many times reminds me of too tight underwear, 
I would float this. 
It is the first of 12 that I've got lined up to keep me out of trouble.

Saturday, October 31, 2015

chased and repoussed things



Fish on bikes 
and so, 
in answer to requests for them to be REAL, 
I've been busy.

There will be more.
The houses are 7/8" wide and 2" long,
with a homemade pin back I fashioned with spring wire.
I"ll get better photos a little later.
(I changed the look of this one with some new chemistry. 
The previous photo is more like what it is. 
I just have to learn how to take better pictures of shiny things)
Right now I'm just fired up about what these are!!
Yes, there will be more chasing/repousse of something.





Friday, May 01, 2015

Trout Days

I've lots of chased/repoussed copper and sterling fish. 
Trout and otherwise that I have been meaning to complete.
This year I got sidetracked by a road construction map.
I did, however, experiment with the dullest of the fish.
Now, Mary of Crossroads Coffeehouse will be
appropriately adorned for Trout Days.
This, the third of the Aluminum cuff Bracelets,
may also be part of the Trout Days Adornments.

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Aluminum Frames

In trying to make some kind of order of this place for the Fall Art Tour, (I'm Artist # 19)
I uncovered these clay tiles that keep floating about.


I couldn't help myself.
I had to find out if I could make frames for them.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~Oh! Oh! Oh!! Oh,my!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Friday, March 25, 2011

Small show of Artings

I will be showing a small collection of fish related artings:
Artings can be seen through end of April.

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Sardine Tin #16

It's smaller than the others..
I forgot to measure it...
but, will post it's size next time I come back from the studio.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

SardineTins #13, #14, #15

Sardine Tin #13...6" high x 5"wide

Sardine Tin #14....4.75"high x 5" wide


Sardine Tin #15...7"long x 5" high

Tuesday, June 09, 2009

chased/repoussed copper spoon #3

I forgot to get its measurements...
I think no more than 5.75" long...
I'll get exacts and post them later on...
I'll tell it's story later...
right now I'm just wanting to get it up to keep going with a conversation.
more later..

Monday, January 05, 2009

SardineTins for Woman Made Gallery

Pounded (chasing/repousse) sardine tins...
re-assembled with necessary materials: which might be copper, steel, aluminum, leather, a paperclip or two...sometimes glass eyes...and a little paint....
They will be in the
Woman Made Gallery's "and You Think That's Funny?" show...
January 23rd-February 26th
SardineTin#10...7"wide, 4"high, 1.5"deep ($1200)
SardineTin#11...5"wide, 5"high, 1.15"deep ($900)

SardineTin#12...3.25"wide, 7"high, 1.15"deep ($1000)

Artist Statement: "My arting has to do with whatever is in front of me,
although, I do seem to have an on/off relationship with fish...RedHerrings in particular...
which I've never been able to see as stinky fish to avoid, but beginnings of fit and beautiful and humourous visions.
Sardines, a relative of the herring, travel in wonderful containers."
Written for the show, but was lost.

Tuesday, December 02, 2008

Uneventful Tuesday before Thanksgiving

(Uneventful Tuesday before Thanksgiving)
5"x7" artist proof, original print, drypoint with mezzotint on plate of aluminum flashing...
printed on Mulberry paper....2008

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

Fall Art Tour Fish

I hand colored a print of the plate I was working on during the Fall Art Tour...

Tour Fish...drypoint print4"x6" , printed on Rives BFK

Because I can't leave well enough alone
there are no two plates which are the same....
I think the official term for this is "Edition Variation #2"...
$80.00
yes, there is a #1....

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Monday, October 22, 2007