Sunday, June 27, 2010
PRANCER
Here are the 6th and final colors. It is a leafy sea dragon I have named Prancer. Overall I loved the process. I used gomuban from McClain's instead of linoleum. It is much easier to cut and does hold a fine line. It only comes in one size so working larger than 11.75 x 15.75 wouldn't work. But it is still a nice size for most of my typical prints. I am already contemplating my next print...
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art,
linocut,
printmaking,
reduction linocut,
relief
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This is really beautiful - love the orange and the blue together. And you really captured the flowing leafyness of these kinds of seahorses. Beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteJeff sent me pics of Prancer. Nice work. A year ago I was contemplating doing a sea dragon in glass. When looking at ocean bottom pics to get a feel for the elements surrounding the seahorse which would further imply motion, I came across a pic of a blue ring octopus an did that instead of the seahorse. You seem to have capture that "fluidity" of implied motion that I was looking for in your design and the interaction of the colors. Sweet job.
Steve Meyer
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments. It is nice to get such nice feedback.
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