We spend a lot of time by the water, more and more as Buffalo's waterfront is transformed from a post-industrial waste zone into a crowd-packed zone balanced between fun and nature. I saw this sailboat zipping along the mouth of the Buffalo River one day in July and knew it would make a great woodcut. It's one of my favorites. Done in various shades of blue and yellow, with a subtle rainbow roll background, it really captured the light at that moment.
I love painting water, and boats. The irony, of course, is that I get easily, terribly seasick!
Napping Cat Press: Original Hand-Printed Woodcut Prints by Jeffrey Dean
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Monday, October 6, 2014
Breezin' Along
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| State 1, Rainbow Roll |
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| State#2, bright white |
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| Print on the line, backlit after white |
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| State#4, with light gray, and light blue |
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