Editing is my biggest challenge. I seem to spend more time in revision than any other step. I just can’t “wing-it.” I want everything set in stone before I begin. There are plenty of print artists that begin spontaneously. They…
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ArtPrize is back and I’m an ArtPrize artist. My print “Eventide” was selected and I couldn’t be more excited. Originally, ArtPrize was supposed to be last fall, but, well…. yeah. Now it’s back and there are over 800 artists in…
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I am excited to have my artwork for sale at Parrish Framing and Art, in Nickels Arcade downtown Ann Arbor. The owner, Randy Parrish, expertly frames art, always complementing the pieces perfectly. He carries original and print work of artists…
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Kirazuri is printing with mica, a glowing stone powder used to add shimmering effects to a print. The fine flakes of mica powder can be printed or stenciled onto the print using glue to capture and hold it in place.…
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During this COVID-19 crisis I’ve been able to spend more time making prints. I’ve also been reading about the “how-to’s” of Japanese woodblock. I think it’s important to note that as difficult as this time is, there’s a lot of…
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