Showing posts with label printmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printmaking. Show all posts

Robert in Ink


I like this print because
it's of my husband
it is fairly large
I etched the plate for so long that the lines are deeply embossed
the newspaper is an actual page from a French paper
I chose a French paper for several reasons but one is because I minored in French in college, and I wanted to represent that in this, one of my last prints of my undergraduate career
my sister sent me the French newspaper from New York City

merry christmas card


The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho used my print for their Christmas card this last season.

That was nice of them.


Opening Night

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho invited the advanced printmakers from BYU-Idaho to have a little print show again.

I submitted three. (This one, this one, and that one.)
Our print show, and the Idaho Paints Idaho exhibit will be up in the museum until the beginning of August. Worth it.

Botanical Series #1

aquatint, soft ground, line etching, and hand painted gouache. 

fish tank

One Man's Ceiling Is Another Man's Floor


aquatint, lump rosin, and line etching.
title borrowed from Paul  Simon

Pa Kjynna

This is the house my mother's family lived in before emigrating to Amercia. It is in Norway on an isalnd in the Oslo fjord called Tjome. The house is named Kjynna. This print is all aquatint.

Four Vases and a Chair

aquatint, soft ground, and chine cole. 


Ski Print

This is one of the prints that was in the Museum of Eastern Idaho. The Museum bought this for their permanent collection.
Aquatint, line etching, dry point, and burnishing. 

my first block print