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Andrew
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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
Happy new year to you. I just found your blog and am wondering how you became a print maker? I had an amazing printmaking department in my college days and this brings back memories! thanks for sharing ;) ag
ReplyDeleteOne silkscreen class in college (last year/last semester as I'd been refused entry two years running due to lack of prerequisite classes...the teacher at the end of the class commented how I should have taken/done more printmaking!.
ReplyDeleteI went to a small, liberal arts college (Williams) that didn't have a pre-med track so I took all the English and Art classes I could while I was knocking off all the med-school entry requirements.
I took an etching class on the side during med school
and then a moku hanga class with April Vollmer in Santa Cruz in 2006 which she gives twice a year.
Thanks for your comments and for looking.