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Tippecanoe Trolley in Milwaukee (My home town - as a little boy my mom and I would ride the trolley from in front of the library to downtown Milwaukee) - Oil
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Homme Vert from the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne in Auxerre France (Block Print)
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Morning Repose (Expresso, Croissant and a Good Read) - Batik
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Fi yw'r Phanthom (Chi gri and Paper Mache with Newsprint on Rice Paper)
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Padlocked to a Bridge on the Seine River (Watercolor Pencil and Ink)
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Parisian Fish Market in the Montparnasse District (Watercolor and Ink)
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JB Bridge from Jefferson Barracks Medical Center (Pencil Sketch)
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Decorative Box (Box was decorated with copies of previous block prints that I have done)
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Favela Dock in Niteroi Brazil (Batik Using a New Tool - A Tjanting Tool Provided to Me by My Friend, Linda)
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Wet Pavement (Ink and Powdered Graphite on Rice Paper)
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Fishing Fleet (Ink on Toned Paper then Covered with Stained Cheesecloth) Note that the second picture is a software modified copy of the original
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Reverse Printing (The block print or the object are under the rice paper and the ink is applied with a brayer roller to the upside of the paper laying on top of the block or object
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Residual Images of Kucheza nchini Kenya (Batik)c. - I found the images left by the process interesting
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The first image is the image left on the board I used in the batik-ing process - it was the board that the cloth was taped to - and where I applied the ink to the cloth and where I applied the wax to the cloth - the second and third images are computer enhanced copies of the first image. The fourth image is the impression left on the paper towel when I melted the was from the cloth with a steam iron. While the fifth image is a computer enhanced version of image number four.