Showing posts with label printmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printmaking. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Betty's Nightclub

Betty's Nightclub
10" wide by 11.25" high
Cherry woodblock printed on Japanese Kitakata paper
will be in McClain's Gallery.
Here's a look at the block itself.

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....

Sunday, September 28, 2008

The Religionator in the Garden

...or part of the Garden...
it's a very large Garden....

2.5"x3.5"...printed from scrap aluminum flashing
The Fall Art Tour is October 17-18-19....I am number "24".

Monday, September 08, 2008

Not Etching

Collagraphs.
5x7 collagraph, printed on RivesBFK

5x7 printed on Rives Lightweight

I'll demonstrate what I'm doing here at the FallArtTour.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Collagraphy Experiments--two more

I was messing with the resists...
the top one was barely tacky...
the bottom one was absolutely dry.

(two 3.25"x5" aluminum flashing plates)

I wasn't so careful in putting the resist coatings on,
and left very slight ridges from the edges of the brush...
hardly visable when they dried, but they actually PRINT!
geez.....
ok, so I learned something else.

Friday, August 15, 2008

Collagraph for Auction

I'm still working with the collagraph idea from the book INTAGLIO....
donating this one to 4PeteSake along with a couple woodprints.

The Soil of the Red Planet is Toxic....collagraph
The Soil of the Red Planet is Toxic
3.25x5" aluminum flashing
printed on rives lightweight

Wednesday, August 06, 2008

First Collagraph Print

I need something that gives more immediate results than these metal poundings I've been doing.
Painting on the "shoe" piece is good....
the watercolors are good...
but, I'm needing to draw INTO something.
Etching would be perfect...wouldn't be wandering far from this metal thing I've got....
but I'm really not set up to etch plates....
so, using acrylic resists, and my trusty needle I started experimenting....and it feels good.
the muse, Booger 3.5x5,aluminum flashing printed on Rives LtWt.
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