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Subject: Arts of Japan series : print #2 - printing steps 7~8
Posted by: Dave Bull

Just time for a couple of impressions today ... a few things getting in the way again!

First is a block to add a variety of patterns to the greenery, to help give it some depth and shape:

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This item is taken from the blog Woodblock RoundTable.
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Subject: Tangled Water at Muskegon Museum of Art
Posted by: Linda

Tangled Water, part of the 12 Views of the Shiawassee River series, was accepted at the 84th Regional Exhibition at the Muskegon Museum of Art. In honor of the Museum's 100th Anniversary, it is the first time the exhibition was open to the whole state. The Exhibition opened May 31 and runs to August 8. There were over 600 entries and about 190 pieces accepted.
Award winners and accepted work can be seen here: Muskegon Museum of Art 84th Regional Exhibition

This item is taken from the blog Linda Beeman - Printmaker.
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Subject: Linoleum crumbs!
Posted by: Sherrie York


Hooray! There are lino crumbs on the table again! Nothing too exciting, unfortunately, just a few more map icons for a client project. But at least I got to carve for a bit today. Tomorrow I have to pick up a brush and do some watercolor illustrations. No rest for the wicked.


Lest you all fall asleep for lack of interesting printmaking information, I'd like to share something I got in the mail last week. My friend Beki, maker and keeper of journals, spinner of yarn, knitter of garments, and creative wonder, sent me this spectacular postcard.

Although I hate to call it a postcard, since it's a block print on fabric with hand calligraphy, quilted, and stitched around with sparkly thread. And, yes, it came through the post just like this.. no envelope. A beautiful soft work of art in my mailbox. Thanks, Beki... I keep it on the "treasure shelf" above my work table. It makes me smile every time I look up.

This item is taken from the blog Brush and Baren.
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