Four colors, 20 prints, 2 days. :-) But now I really MUST get back to client projects. (sigh)
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Linocut in Progress: (Lucky 13th) Final Step
I am off next week to head up the Arts & Birding session at Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine , so I have been feeling the pressure to w...
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"The Linocut Jig." Sounds like it should be a piece of contemporary Celtic music, eh? As promised, some pix and descriptions of m... -
I've written a couple of times about my funky little DIY print drying rack, but there's been some interest in it again so I thought ...
Frantic myself, I haven't read your blog for a few days. Wow! I come back and look what you've done!
ReplyDeleteAll lovely, of course, but that pine cone plate knocks my socks off.
Congrats on the book. And the prints.Of course!
Looks really good :)
ReplyDeletecould start up a new sport :p speed trials, timed lino cut printing. hmmm maybe not though, lots of chance for people to gouge themselves with the tools....
Oh yeah! That's what we need... relief print time trials! I can just see a row of tables, artists with their carving tools poised for the starting gun.... And a phalanx of medics standing by with bandages and sutures! ;-)
ReplyDeleteFast and beautiful, Sherrie. A whole series of these little flowers would be gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see there is life after Pinecones - one could be forgiven for thinking that effort would be hard to top. ;)