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Burmese lacquerware requires time, skill, a steady hand, and an eye for design to transform simple wood or metal surfaces into richly decorated objects.
For the story and the full "process", visit my PhotoBlog: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/travel/hands-at-work-u-ba-ny...
One more etching from my college days in 1976. This one a portrait of Kurt Vonnegut's Kilgore Trout and his parakeet named Bill.
Photo Number 53.
One of them is a stained glass from one of the museum trams, but the rest are etchings with dust all over them from 377.
Copper plate etching from the experimental 'B' side. 10 X 10 cms on 250 gsm Somerset.
The abstract is a take on the view when walking first thing in the east field; broken wooden fences look beautiful in their decay as they catch the sun.
P.S. I out this through a filter on the computer because the old grey wasn't doing it for me. Shall try to print it more like this next week.
color etching; 2 plates, 1 is sandblasted (key plate) and brown plate is spit bite wash. Red lines are drawn on..
Giovanni Cesare Testa c.1630-1655
Half-human and half-horse, centaurs are a classical emblem of the struggle between humankind’s rational and animalistic sides. Perrier’s centaur is inspired by the ancient Greek marble sculpture showing the beast teased by Eros (Cupid), winged god of love.
award.renecarcan.be/selected-works I have been selected at René Carcan 2016 competition and I need votes to get the chance to win the Public Prize. Thanks for your help my friends!
Last night I laser-etched the top of my Eee PC with the complete level maps of Super Mario Land ( on the Game Boy).
You can read more about the process here: www.hypercombofinish.com/post.php?id=71
signed OG Kael
Heilig Geist Spital, Nürnberg
c1900
In Nuremberg, it suddenly struck me I had seen the old town before: on some etchings that my uncle gave my parents as a wedding present.
My sister took this photo of one when I got back, and checking wikipedia I found that it is based on a 1900 photo postcard..
An etched cave face glistens amongst the many nooks and crannies found at Walkerville South Beach.
Walkerville, Victoria.
Still in progress. THANK YOU to Janet "JKissnHug" for allowing me to use her photograph as a basis for this etching!! See her wonderful photo here: www.flickr.com/photos/jkissnhug/3536861490/in/set-7215761...
new boutique i saw at the mall. this boutique specializes in etching images onto crystals. makes a great gift. prices range from USD20 (for a pendant) and upwards depending on size
Solarplate photointaglio with chine colle. Image is 6x8in on 11x15paper. The topo map was scanned, enlarged, and printed on thin Japanese paper, which was then used for chine colle. Revisiting an old idea...
Spent the day up on Mt. Rainier yesterday with my Boy, Ryan Dyar. It was a boom and bust kind of day. Boom: Got to catch up with my good friend, who I hadn't seen in awhile. Bust: You couldn't even see the mountain. (PS... GREAT forecast, weather people. You guys rock with your "clearing at 5pm" predictions). Boom: I got to watch a woman come very close to driving her car into a Subway. Bust: We went to see the Fall color on Rainier. Ummm.... don't bother. Boom: At 80 mph, we managed to miraculously miss a clearly suicidal, elephant-sized raccoon. I honked at it, but by the time I got to the horn, I was about 3 miles past. I'm not sure it got the point. Bust: I reconfirmed that I'm fat and out-of-shape. Boom: (Always end on a boom). As you can see from this image, there are wildflowers in full bloom up on Paradise. I'm not kidding.... Fields of Lupine, Paintbrush, Yellow things, Monkey-somethings, Aster. It's flipping October (basically), and you could STILL shoot nice fields of flowers (if you could see the mountain). So you have fall colors and wildflowers in the same section of the park (albeit at quite different altitudes). Strangest thing I've seen since at least Monday.
No, I did not upload the wrong picture. I just didn't have a good story behind this one. I went to the Slots; I took pictures. I had a request for a "Cliff Notes Description", and THAT would have been it! I just thought this was a cool section of the Canyon, as you can see the etchings of floods past in the walls. You clearly DON'T want to be down here when it rains.
Happy Wacky Wednesday
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More art journal pages. The drawing right made from imagination years ago when I was living in Tribeca next to Judy Rifka, a wonderful artist. The open bite etching, bottom left also from the past made in Cheryl Pelavin's print workshop in Tribeca. the profile bottom right was a commuter on Metro North.