Relief & Intaglio Printmaking
I like to believe that Perfectionism is an inherited genetic trait. This fantasy allows me to deflect personal responsibility and blame it on the long line of Perfectionists that came before me. My parents were afflicted in different ways, but one of the sayings my father uttered while working on almost any project, from washing …
I was just about to give a lovely, little update on the super-carving-intensive, 9-color, single-plate, reduction linocut I had been working on for its debut at my first ever Sierra Art Trails in early October, when a series of unhappy, fire-related delays began. We've been evacuated or pre-evacuated 3 times in the last month, with …
It hasn't been all ladybugs and butterflies, but there have been quite a few. Life is definitely different up here and at first I felt a little adrift, a bit lost. After almost 10 months, I think I am finally finding a rhythm that feels right. Most days begin with a 'morning walk', which mainly …
Yes. Yes, we did. Normally, I am a very methodical & tidy person who thrives in spaces with order and symmetry. Lots of clear desk space, paper arranged by color & thickness in nice neat stacks, storage baskets in orderly rows... Somehow, it all makes me feel more centered and creative, almost giddy with happiness. …
I started out on a high last week! I was knocking things off the list, onto a new series of prints; I had a vision. I had a plan. In fact, I was so on top of it, I decided I could add a bit more. Bad move. It suddenly became imperative to 1) interview …
