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My studio was all dressed up for the reception and open studio event in June, so I took a few pictures. This is where the magic happens. It is a great place to work!
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 The Resident Visual Artist Exhibition is on display at the Howard County Center for the Arts through June 23, 2013. This is a great chance to see what all the resident artists have been working on in their studios. Come check it out! Also, please mark your calendars for the closing reception, June 20, from 6 to 8 p.m., with open studios from 7 to 8 p.m. This woodblock print is one of 5 pieces I have in the show. It is based on a view of the Niagara River, in Niagara Falls, NY. The artwork is printed from one Shina woodblock. It was printed using the reduction method, in which a single block is carved and printed in stages. Title: Niagara River Medium: Woodblock Print (Reduction Method) Paper: Rives BFK, White Paper Size: 10 x 14" Image Size: 8 x 12" Block: Shina Ink: Akua Intaglio Edition size: 13 
  Two birds, on tree branches, silhouetted against the pale blue sky.
Title: Birds and Branches Paper: Magnani Pescia, Pale Blue Paper Size: 6 x 8" Image Size: 4 x 6" Block: Shina--1 block Ink: Akua Intaglio Edition size: Open Edition (unnumbered) |
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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