Leave a Comment · Posted on August 13, 2013
We’re finishing up our work, getting ready to hang it tomorrow in time for the opening on Thursday, August 15. My pieces are all large-scale woodblock-style prints based on the “heavy sky” series I did during Thirty Days Project last November. Aya’s pieces are large, abstract works based on explorations from her Thirty Days Project […]
Leave a Comment · Posted on October 25, 2012
I’m still combining tools, materials and techniques, seeing the results with different subject matter.
Leave a Comment · Posted on October 11, 2012
I scanned some ink and paper textures and added vector masks in Photoshop. This is a warm-up piece for what I plan to do during the upcoming Thirty Days Project in November.
Leave a Comment · Posted on September 6, 2012
The Japanese phrase “wasure-mono” translates directly as “forget-thing”, like an umbrella on a train, or a jellied quince in a hotel fridge in Izmir (long story). I don’t think we have an equivalent phrase in English. A memento mori encourages us to remember death. If you absentmindedly forgot death, perhaps just left it behind like […]
2 Comments · Posted on August 30, 2012
Elementary school teachers often guide their students through simple arts-and-crafts printmaking using supermarket meat trays: It is a little ironic that such a highly-technical, modern material as closed-cell Styrofoam can create such a warm, soft texture when rolled with ink. I thought it might be interesting to take it up a level and try a […]
2 Comments · Posted on December 16, 2011
I’ve been making a cut-paper village for the centrepiece of our Christmas table this year. Here’s a test with their lights turned on. Click through to see (and download) the plan.