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Linocut in Progress: The final step... twice. No. Three times.
Okay, let's wrap this thing up, shall we? How much more can there be? There's almost nothing left on this block! The background is ...
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Let's wrap up this scoter linocut, shall we? There has been some serious neglect going on for the one female bird in this image. Overal... -
"The Linocut Jig." Sounds like it should be a piece of contemporary Celtic music, eh? As promised, some pix and descriptions of m...
Gorgeous! What a lovely use of line and color wash. Makes me want to go to Zion. Now! Of course, I could just be in the mood for a distraction. ;~)
ReplyDeleteThese sketches could leap right off the page and on to the lino, Sherrie. What a fruitful trip and beautiful drawings. The landscape is a relief printers dream.
ReplyDeleteI'd have been down below looking up as well - no head of heights.
Sherrie, these are exquisite!!! You really GET this landscape. Stark but seductive, eh?? So glad to spend time with you here and I can't wait for your next visit!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteI know I sound like a broken record (wow - guess that dates me!) but I just love getting peeks into your sketchbooks. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGabrielle, I didn't even NOTICE that you said "record," so what does that do for my own aging process?
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone... it was a right fabulous place to be, with mighty fine company. Now if I could just get back in to a rhythm HERE. (sigh)
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThese sketches are stunning.
ReplyDeleteSherrie, Love the sketches and as Robyn said I can see them as lino cuts.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Sherrie!
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