Bottle with Bangles

Photolithograph

This print was created by drawing the image on mylar with India ink and then exposing it on a light sensitive photolithography plate. The plate is then rolled-up and sent through a press.

Geraniums

Linocut on Japanese Paper

Created en plein air, this very limited edition reduction print has a slightly metallic background which evokes the feeling of medieval paintings and traditional japanese prints.

But I Hate Showers!

Linocut on Rives BFK

This small print was created for a baby shower invitation. Mounted on a high quality card stock with invisible photo corners, it provided not only a unique invitation for a unique mother-to-be but a limited edition party favor for the shower’s guests.

Still Life with
Glass Hand

Monotype on Arches

This print was made using eight stencils that were meticulously cut out of frosted mylar. These were then rolled up on a piece of plexiglass and sent through the press eight times (once for each individual stencil).

Lanterns

Photolithograph

This print was created by drawing the individual color components on four separate pieces of mylar and exposing them on four separate plates. The image highlights the geometric glow of the paper lanterns.

Wind

Stone Lithograph on Rives

This image draws on the line simplicity that is present in Japanese prints. The simplification of the buildings into grayscale blocks draws attention to the central figure in an otherwise overwhelming urban background.

Physalis Alkekengi

Ball grain plate lithograph

This black and white print of Japanese lanterns was hand colored after printing using Winsor & Newton drawing inks.

Bottle Family 1

Linocut on Arches

This still life is a five color reduction print, the image was carved into a single block of linoleum which was cut away for each color layer.

Bottle Family 2

Linocut on Arches

Printed with the same block as "Bottle Family 1" this edition gives the image a warmer palette.

Jar

Collagraph on Rives BFK

This is part of a series of jar, bottle and urn collagraphs that evoke the feeling of ancient pottery. In the larger versions the individual "plates" are arranged to look like a catalogue of artifacts.

Jars

Collagraph on Rives BFK

Part of a large series of bottle, jar and urn collagraphs, the "plates" (eight in total) were constructed on matte board using tinfoil, sandpaper and various other materials that lend very interesting textures to the images.