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- [Baren 39819] Re: OK, so I got the Akua inks, but.... (Bobbi Chukran)
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From: Bobbi Chukran
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 2009 18:30:08 GMT
Subject: [Baren 39819] Re: OK, so I got the Akua inks, but....
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>you can add cobalt dryer to speed it up.
>
Late last night, when I couldn't wait any longer, I got out the
acrylic paints, did a very light wash in them, and hand-colored one
of the Akua prints. Funny thing, the part I painted didn't smear at
all (yeah!), but part of the black outline smeared when I
accidentally dripped a tiny bit of water on it. Interesting.
More experimentation is needed, obviously, but so far, I'm cautiously
optimistic about these.
bobbi c.
grackle stew studio
New prints!
http://www.bobbichukran.com
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Subject: Nick Wrobleski - describes printmaking process
Posted by: Julio
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Midwest based woodcut artist Nick Wroblewski describes the printmaking process before Art Fair on the Square in Madison, WI (2009). For more on Nick go to: http://nickwroblewski.com |
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Subject: Karen Kunc at OSU Dept of Art
Posted by: Julio
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Karen Kunc visits Oregon State University as part of the Visiting Artist & Scholars Program sponsored by the OSU Department of Art. This documentary features her woodcut print show titled "Printedness". Karen Kunc was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1952. She received her BFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1975, and her MFA from Ohio State University in 1977. She is a Cather Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she has taught since 1983. Her recognitions include: the 2007 Printmaker Emeritus Award from the Southern Graphics Council; a Fulbright Scholar Award, 1996; Mid-America Arts Alliance/National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships, 1996 & 1984; Nebraska Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship Master Award, 1992; Individual Artist Fellowship, Ohio Arts Council, 1982. She has taught numerous workshops around the world and served as a visiting artist to over 100 institutions. She has curated exhibitions of American art for Finland, France, Egypt, and frequently serves as a juror for national competitions. |
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Subject: Linotypes water base ink
Posted by: Guadalupe
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Subject: "Entre rejas y alcantarillas" 2009.
Posted by: Guadalupe
  "Entre rejas y alcantarillas" 2009. Between gates and culverts. series Violence against Women 2009, linocut 22 x 25 cm  |
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Subject: Guardian
Posted by: Linda Beeman
 In the north - around the Great Lakes and especially Canada - the "inuksuk" is appearing more often along trails, highways and lakeshores. The man-made stone cains were, and still are, used by the peoples of the Artic for navigation or to mark hunting grounds or a food cache. They have been used in one form or another all over the world since ancient times. I suspect that the modern ones are built more for fun than as a survival tool. This cairn was found along the shore of Big Bay de Noc. A storm was threatening and it seemed to me to be a Guardian from the storm.  |
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