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| "Pas de Ducks," reduction linocut on Awagami Kozo paper, 8" x 12" |
Sunday, March 11, 2012
I lied. NOW it's finished.
Okay, okay. I didn't mean to lie, but I sat with "Pas de Ducks" for a couple of days and something about it just didn't feel right. Maybe it's because it was the most subtle piece I'd ever done and although I admire subtlety in the work of others, I can't seem to get comfortable with it in my own work. The main part of the reflection needed to be another shade darker.
I didn't do any more carving, this transparent dark green went right over the top of the previous color. I'm still going to call it 22 colors. Pretend the next-to-last color never happened. It can be our little secret.
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You are my HERO. How do you do it?!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnd awesome with it.
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You get better and better, love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! But then I thought that at least for the last three stages as well...
ReplyDelete:-) Aw, shucks. I'm glad you all approve. (Really I am... it's what makes me want to try even harder on the next piece!)
ReplyDeleteAnd welcome, Oona! It's nice to "meet" you. I love your plants in glasses drawings.
Fantastic! I forgive you for lying. ;->
ReplyDeleteas soon as i saw the title i burst out laughing ;p
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous print Sherrie. The patterns on the water give it more abstract feel than a lot of your others and I love the transition from the dark to light (or vise versa).
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