Pieces and Resistance

Rather, the morning started with peeling a pomegranate, and after years of red juice everywhere, I finally learned how to extract the seeds ...

After being part of this event the last two years, I was able to take it all in from a relaxing seat in the audience this time. Held as a fu...

What a great week to spend printing and exploring techniques for using thickened dye. I love a virtual winter class to break the long darkne...

I started with two identical prints that had a red running motif on them. They were to finish in distinctly different ways. One is shown her...

The end of the workshop day has my table with a partially finished work, a demo piece as well. I'd hate to have those colors go wasted, ...

I've stacked two prints that are starters for our homework assignment. We'll start with similar motifs, then take them to completely...

My virtual workshop started with testing color mixes, then ways to lay down backgrounds and beginning motifs for printing. Both scrapers and...

For a demonstration of what to expect after washout, this printed piece is left unwashed (left) and washed (right). What you see before wash...

I'm sure you've seen this setup before. Time to prepare for a week of virtual printing and the screens need cleaning. Purchasing one...

 Corita Kent's "Luke 2.14,51" circa 1964 was part of a printing and color exhibition at the de Young museum which I saw in Nov...

Supermoon is our treat for this month, and also the last for this year. This detail from a printed piece (now sold from my web store) will g...