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“Round & Round” WSGAS Print Exchange: Taijitu du Manège, State
This is the First State of my woodcut from my previous post. It’s printed on Masa with Akua Intaglio ink. I’m used to traditional ink that I make myself using dry pigment and plate oil. The viscosity of the Akua is … Continue reading
“Round and Round”: WSGAS Print Exchange, Work in Progress
Yay! I’m working (not-so-gainfully) as an artist again. Art every day!… This woodcut-in-progress is for the West Shore Graphic Art Society’s invitational print exchange. WSGAS commissions a printmaker to create and edition a print every year. I was commissioned in … Continue reading
Improvisational Catification
Wild-eyed run. Seeds strewn. An Improvisational Catification.
The Hayloft Always Feels Like Church
Spring in The Cathedral New leaves yellow-green turned over against warm, steel-grey sky Opening the rose window of the loft door, I find sanctuary from a baptism of rain. Dewlap-clad gospel singers gobble their praise of the weather as the … Continue reading
Horse Haiku
Horse of Petoskey Stone tossed smooth Sweet Water gallops toward shore.
Destination: The Void of Possibilities
A year in the Borderland seeking horse knowledge. Guided by hoof-struck inspiration, each mile is a day wrapped in mid-October Myst. Eleven symbols for ceremony from a wellspring of blessed water hidden in early morning Myst. Each mile is a … Continue reading
I'm tired: I need a map.
I typed the above fat-finger to Lisa today. Her reply, “To where?” This oh-so-true typo is oh-so closely related to my Brooklyn Art Library Sketchbook Project theme: Mysterious Mapping. Here is the work in progress and nearly complete.
Mysterious Mapping
My spare time today was spent working on my Sketchbook Project sketchbook with the theme, “Mysterious Mapping”. The basis for the project is a labyrinth. I’ve yet to fully realize the end-product. For me the labyrinth is a symbol for … Continue reading
First Post…
First Day. First Sketch. First Horse. First Love. The beginning is well-worn by the path to the end. I am an interdisciplinary artist. This means I dance, I photograph, I map, I move, I film, I print, … Continue reading
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