A simple, black branch with pink and white cherry blossoms.
Title: Cherry Blossoms Paper: Magnani Pescia Paper Size: 6 x 8" Image Size: 4 x 6" Block: Shina--2 blocks Ink: Akua Intaglio Edition size: Open Edition (unnumbered) I sketched, carved, and inked the blocks by hand, and printed on white paper with an etching press. The artwork is signed and dated.
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I'm pleased to have my Milkweed Pods included in the 2013 Juried Pyramid Atlantic Members' Exhibition! Title: Milkweed Pods Paper: Magnani Pescia, 14" x 18" Image Size: 12" x 16" Block: Shina--4 blocks Ink: Akua Intaglio Edition size: 35 Date:2012 The show is located in the Washington Printmakers Gallery at Pyramid Atlantic, April 2-25, 2013. Details are on the postcard below. I'm honored to be featured in an interview at My Paisley World, a blog dedicated to the appreciating of the world of art, design, and handmade craft. Here is a link to the interview: http://mypaisleyworld.blogspot.com/2013/03/edamame-press.html I hope you'll head over and check it out! Saturday, March 16 (that's tomorrow!) is the last day to register for the Woodblock Printing Workshop at Traillworks, so if you've been thinking about it, now is the time to sign up! This workshop will be great for beginners, as well as experienced artists who might be interested in trying out Akua Inks and learning to print from from multiple color blocks. Follow the link below to register: Workshop: Woodblock Printing with Amanda Gordon Miller When: Saturday, March 23rd | 1pm - 6pm Where: Traillworks 214 Spring Street Newton, NJ 07860 Order tickets via Eventbrite: http://woodblockprinting-efbevent.eventbrite.com/ Hope to see you there! |
Amanda
I'm a woodblock printmaker who is committed to a non-toxic (or less toxic) art practice. I started out as a painter but found my way to printmaking through a love of paper and process. I seem to be falling for papermaking in the same way. I went to Syracuse University, where I studied painting (BFA) and museum studies (MA). I was a Resident Artist at the Howard County Center for the Arts for five years and previously worked at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. This blog is for posting works-in-progress and new works, as well as a few creative projects I've done with my kids. Archives
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