Here are some quick shots of the prints drying and a close up of one of the two variants I printed. While these are small prints the beetle and grub are quite large and these are just over life-size.
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An art and printmaking blog exploring my attempts at color woodblock printmaking using traditional Japanese moku hanga methods. But there are also occasional ramblings about life, art, winemaking and pizza ovens.
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About Me
- Andrew Stone
- Santa Cruz, CA, United States
- I am an ex-Emergency Physician who fled to become an urban farmer just outside Florence, Italy with my Italian wife and two children. We divide our time and energies between Italy and Santa Cruz, California. I am also a part-time artist working in watercolor, woodcut relief printmaking and stonecarving.
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All work, essays, images and prints are copyright
Andrew Stone and copying or using these images without express permission is prohibited.
For questions about purchasing any of my prints or commissioning custom work, contact me:
andrewstone1@me.com
they look great!!
ReplyDeleteI love multiples. It's so cool to see them all laid out to dry. I like the color variations, too. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteI like them too!
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