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A very limited edition of just five, nine-color 16x20s were were hand-pulled by the artist, printed full-bleed on handmade paper
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A very limited edition of just five, nine-color 16x20s were were hand-pulled by the artist, printed full-bleed on handmade paper
Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. –Thoreau LATELY, THERE’S BEEN MORE THAN A BIT OF CONFUSION ABOUT THE TRUTH. I’m not talking about REAL Truth, but
28 x 28-inches, 6-color serigraph (screen print) on handmade paper made from embedded coffee grinds, shredded Columbian coffee shipping bags and coffee-infused craft pulp. The brown ink is even made from coffee.
Good, bad and everywhere in-between, like it or not, we all have feelings. When we’re feeling good, when we’re happy, contented, well-fed and aren’t worried about having to sleep out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXYNcRWndeY The Risk of Security is a 36×40-inch, 32-color Serigraph print on hand-tinted wood panel. The 32 colors in this print were produced using a single screen and the reductive process. Hand painting the stencils alone took
TheBlockhouse is Nashville’s premier full service Bar & Barbershop in the, Wedgwood Houston area. Saturday, October 1, They will be hosting a Grand Opening Party and reception, featuring the art of Terrell
36×40-inch, 32-color Reduction Serigraph (screen print) on hand-tinted wood panel using traditional stenciling and pochoir techniques
22×36-inch, 22-color Reduction Serigraph (screen print) using traditional stenciling and pochoir techniques on archival Rives paper.
6-foot x 18-inches, 4-color Serigraph (screen print) on handmade paper made from Holy Grail screenplays, Norwegian Blue parrot feathers and one other sacred ingredient.
16×16 inches, 6-color Serigraph (screen print) on handmade paper made from fortune cookie fortunes, chop stick wrappers, placemats and hand-tinted with soy sauce.
8.5×11-inch, 2-color Serigraph (screen print) on card stock
I went browsing through a local antique shop today and found an old copper plate engraving from the 1940s or 1950s. These are the metal, engraved and etched plates that