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Dragon (First Printing from a Cut Block I Finished Today - more printings to come)

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The third one is done on rice paper.

Dancing Ladies Block Print (Revisited)

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I decided to revisit some of the previous blocks that I have cut out - ones that I was not completely satisfied with - the first one was Dancing Ladies - I decided to cut out more of the skirts and torsos; and decided to use more variety in the inks used to print.  The first picture is of the block with the new cuts drawn on it.

Koi (Paper Batik on Rice Paper with Oil Pastels)

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Canyon (Oil Pastel)

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Hummingbird (Block Print Repeated Nine Times)

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행복하지 않은 (Melted Crayon Art - First Attempt)

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Coventry Cathedral Back Altar (Collage) Sold on 12/17/18

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Seated Torso (Block Print) - the first picture is the actual block that I cut out with the ink on it; ink that I used to make the final three prints)

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Pebble ar Draeth (Pencil Drawing)

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JK Bridge in Brasilia Brazil (Pencil Drawing)

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Floral Impression (Pencil Drawing Photocopy of Abstraction I Did with Watercolor and Salt Mixed Together)

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Heron (Pencil Drawing Photocopy of Abstraction I Did with Watercolor and Salt Mixed Together)

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Lemonade (Block Print)

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Sampan Silhouette (Oil)

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Rosebud (Oil Pastel)

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Rudyard Kipling (Block Print)

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Grapes (Chigri)

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Calliope, Muse of Writing (Pencil Drawing)

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Lonely Road (Block Print)

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Pine Cone (Block Print done at 3 AM this Morning)

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Dean the Cat (Batik)

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Batik Orchid

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Woodland Impressions (Chigri)

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Habitat (Mulit-Medium/Pencil, Pre-Printed Copy Paper and Computer Software)

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Tablescape (Pastel)

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Evolution of an Art Project - Follow the Pictures and the Respective Steps

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 I had decided to do another regular batik - cloth dye on linen - using an acrylic painting that Don had done some time ago - this is the first picture in the series  I drew a preliminary and simplified idea for the batik on plain drawing paper and highlighted the lines with black magic marker  I, then, colored in the draft drawing with watercolor pencil so that I could get some idea about how I would apply the cloth dye to the linen. Then I traced my draft onto the linen, highlighted the lines with black magic marker and painted the cloths dye unto the linen with intentions of then covering the piece in a thin layer of wax to batik it - Don, however, suggested leaving it as it is (as it appears in the framed picture of it - so I decided to hold off an any further work to ponder what if anything I will do with it. After some forethought, I decided to take the colored paper draft and see what it would look like as a paper batik - I, therefore, did the batik process using a

Strawflowers on Deck (Watercolor and pencil)

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Lizard (Paper Batik)

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Still Life (Block Cut Done with a Rougher and More Spontaneous Cut)

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