Greetings from Olympia, WA!

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I am thankful to participate in Print Day in May for the first time ever, while representing the Evergreen State College here in Olympia, Washington! What a wonderful event, thank you to all involved. Special thank you to my professor and printmaking director Emily Adams for her mentorship and encouraging…

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so much fun

I started this reduction woodcut this morning and was able to finish it, inspired by all the energy of printmakers across the globe, printing away. Here is the finished product - tree that will soon consume house. And some process shots. Thank you Print Day in May!

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A Few Favorite Things

A simple drawing over morning tea led to a trace monotype, then some watercolors followed by a linocut and a repurposed Aldi grocery bag! She turned out mysterious and fiery, a fierce modern goddess. I really enjoyed using things I had on hand and taking my time in the studio…

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May Flowers

Print Day in May got me to thinking about flowers. I've been working with linear patterns for a few different projects. I used a collagraph plate of linear textures and cut out flower-like shapes. When I did a pressure test on the press with an uninked plate, I liked the…

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A New Series Begins

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I celebrated Print Day in May today with the first image of a new series on migrating songbirds. I live in a stopover place and as I admire them I think of how far they have come and how far they still have to go. The first image is a…

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