Showing posts with label skulls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skulls. Show all posts
Monday, October 22, 2012
Many little skulls
My boss sort of volunteered me to donate some artwork to yet another charity show. I think people are beginning to believe that I am far more charitable than I actually am.
Anyhow, the theme of this show is seasonal, Halloween, and they specifically requested that we price our items low. At the printshop where I work, we recently printed an edition of intaglio prints for the artist Aron Wiesenfeld and had stacks of narrow strips of Arches paper. So, inbetween being a helpful instructor during my monoprint class, I made little tiny skull monoprints. I started with reductive style monoprint inking: I inked the plate with a solid layer of black, and created the image by selectively removing ink. After printing the first skulls, I reworked the "ghost," the residue of ink left on the plate.
The charity show opens this Friday, October 26th at Pop Gallery.
I made these two little prints on the same day as part of the demo. The witch is by request from one of the students.
Labels:
camilla taylor,
monoprint,
printmaking,
skeleton,
skulls
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