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Evelyn, age 11, employed contrast well and developed a good composition. She chose colors that helped her sea-life stand out from the background. Her turtles sparkle with light from above, she added depth by using more than one color on her brayer as seen on her green coral and pink guppie. Overall nice job!
This was my contribution to MAST (McKinney Art Studio Tour) 2015. I was happy that it sold and I could help my art community that way!
Prints by Ruth Oaks - part of the Bournemouth University Art Loan exhibition until end December 2013
collograph print of tongue and lips made using mountboard and craft knife.
printed black first then layered with red.
This is part of my pressed flowers collection printed as pages in an art book. The prints are 4 color reduction that is then cut out with a knife. The white you see around the flower is the lid of my scanner.
I wanted to have a digital documentation of the finals mono prints that I did for my 2-D art course fall semester. I really enjoyed our little printmaking section. It was really fun working with the inks and the press.
I figured I should share!
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One of the printmaking classes I was in had an assignment where you used multiple printmaking techniques to make a series of self-portraits. I think I used the theme of "artists that influenced me". I don't know who this is.
Circa 2003, I think.
I make stuff. A lot of stuff. And I always have. As we're moving, I am culling out the things that stuck around because I was once fond of them. Broken, crappy or useless, I didn't throw them away.
I'm taking a snap of each before they get scrapped. Bonus is that you can kind of sense where I started with sculpting and things.
During the "Printmaking in the Age of Rembrandt" exhibition at the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, NH (on view September 29, 2012- January 6, 2013) visitors were invited to carve prints throughout October. Those plates will then be inked and printed during a "Steamroller Printmaking" event on Sunday, November 4 where we'll use an actual steamroller (yes, we mean the road construction vehicle) to produce multiple large-scale prints. These prints will be displayed in the museum's Community Gallery and Art Center.