It's what I do

2007-09-28T15:11:00.000-07:00

OnE YeAr!

2006-11-03T07:56:00.000-08:00

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back in black.

16x16 (includes 4 plates) inked black

2 plates. Both inked in black. Better in person.

2006-10-11T16:27:00.000-07:00

Meet Lucy...

one of a kind.

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contrast w/ me

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from this semester.

2006-09-21T14:06:00.000-07:00

Where this began
close up

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cookie
kuttR

stiched my knee

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the baby plate. Look below.

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Both images same size 9.5 x 14.5
The red image came from reworking a etching from my baby days. Was created to be an airplane flying over a storm. It was pointed out to me that the prop resembled an eye. Stay w/ me now. Just did a little subtraction and a 2nd plate inked red. q's?

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This plate had a sleep-over in some nitric acid.

The other side of this plate was used for the "Print of Camera" a 12x9 image

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my head.

two plates created these images...some selective wipe on the plates. questions?

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can't leave out these two images:

a little dark in this scan. But you get the pic

right. wrong. left.

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film experiments: look a little closer at this one. 12x5.5

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these prints were created in Barga, Italy.
~the two processes we studied were subtractive and additive methods of printmaking.
>below is one of each of the methods.
both images are 6x6

By switching the order of the plate and printing sequence many different results. May have to take a few snaps of the other variations. In good time