Showing posts with label drypoint etching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drypoint etching. Show all posts

Sunday, April 14, 2013

"Muni Barn" Drypoint Monoprint Etching

Working out printing techniques is crazy complicated. I now have so much more appreciation for print makers. I am really enjoying the challenge, and covering the prints with wax is allowing me to add my personal touch to the process.  My studio will be open next weekend, so if you are in the area, come and see.

1890 Bryant Street, San Francisco
Studio 311

April 20 & 21, Noon - 6pm

Friday Night Preview:
April 19th, 6pm - 9pm







Thursday, March 14, 2013

Foggy Night - Monoprint with Encaustic

Last fall I took a dry point etching class with Jenny Robinson. We learned how to do this low tech printmaking process with illustration board instead of copper plates. I did not think I had the capacity to think, plan, and execute like print makers - this stuff is the opposite of painting, all layered and backwards. But the class was awesome and I have made a couple of plates since then. I am finally getting around to blogging about them.