Like my woodcut hero Gustave Baumann, I am drawn the beauty of New Mexico. This print is the first in what I hope will be a series of works featuring vintage campers in all 50 states.
As alluring as the weather worn buildings, craggy rocks and red soil can be, there needs to be a little life in the picture. This dark green sets the base for the brighter green to come.
The ink layers (now at ten) are finally giving me resistance, which I expected, though at this stage the rough coverage is working in favor of the image.
Napping Cat Press: Original Hand-Printed Woodcut Prints by Jeffrey Dean
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Monday, August 29, 2016
Monday, September 28, 2009
Kerflooey II: Inky Boogaloo
Okay, so attempt number two went much better. I love the poplar blocks, and the colors were really good. However, the register was still way off. But I've figured out how to fix the problem. So stay tuned...here comes the good print (3rd Xs A Charm!).
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