Last linocut of 2011.
This print is part of the Multiverse exchange at the SGCI 2012 New Orleans conference.
I originally intended to carve this relief print out of sintra, which is what I tend to prefer, but the deadline was closer than it should have been due to my procrastination, so I opted for linoleum, which is faster and easier to carve but loses sharpness sometimes.
I'm new to hair. To be honest, my fear of drawing hair is a little unfounded and embarrassing at this point in my career, but there it is. I'm trying to force myself to include more hair in my pieces now, just to get over it. Straight hair I think I have down pretty well now, but I don't know about curly hair.
This linocut is printed on a blue hemp washi, purchased from Hiromi Paper, and then chine colle-d onto Rives BFK.
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Monday, February 20, 2012
Sunday, April 10, 2011
In St. Louis
Oh dear, I am so busy. I've split the skin on my fingers from sewing and carving. So, no new prints this week as all the stuff I'm working on is large and won't be done for a while. In the meantime, here are images of my work on display at Wash U in St. Louis for SGCI.







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