Saturday, November 1, 2008

No turning back

I printed the first color on the new lino today. It's so pale that it doesn't show up in a photo, so you'll just have to take my word for it.

Guess I'm committed now!

I took a big 18" x 18" linocut, "Cottonwood," down to the Pacquette Gallery at the Steamplant this morning, for an exhibition there that will also run until early December. Wednesday a piece goes up to Denver for a short show. Some time next week the exhibition in Cincinnati closes. It's one way to be in four places at once, eh?
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