BirdFishPersonWaving
2011
styrofoam relief print
11.5 x 6.25 in. (29.2 x 15.9 cm)
Photo of objects used to create BirdFishPersonWaving found in Saranac Lake on August 2 and 3.
I often run a series of prints three to a sheet – it’s one way to make my art pieces larger without stepping out of my parameters – the need to recycle supermarket styrofoam trays. I also like the way repetition of the same print with the slight variation between inkings creates often a more dramatic piece.
I will sell these individually – each one of the three is sized with white border for a 4.5 x 6.5 in. mat opening.
Unexpected Sensuousness (click on image to see larger version)
Unexpected Sensuousness
2010
archival inkjet print
6.5 x 4.5 in (15.09 x 9.09 cm)
Original: Styrofoam plate, Speedball block printing inks, recycled warm off white letterhead paper
Objects: Two plastic wrapped wires, one rectangular object, found in Saranac Lake on Sept. 8th. Styrofoam plate broken in two vertically – first time using already broken plate as part of image creation.
Click on image to learn the story of the print, view a larger version of the print, and if you so choose, purchase an archival inkjet print of a figurative work for 25$.
Whimsical, lively and meditative abstract images of beings, places and things.
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My RedBubble shop – many fine art lines
Direct from artist - My own online shop - buy original size, open edition, personally signed, archival prints for 25$ (includes shipping).
All other product lines are only available at my Zazzle (functional gift lines) and RedBubble (fine art lines) shops – click on sidebar shop links or slideshows above.
Nadia! Look at you go, girl! This is amazing and I absolutely LOVE your latest prints. You're an impressive artist and I'm excited to see your latest accomplishments. I'll be back to order something soon. Lynn K., Northville, NY
Gorgeous and inspired work. I'm going to buy some cards (and she did). Mary T., Saranac Lake, NY
Elles sont bien arrivées, tes cartes! (They arrived well, your cards.) Et je les trouve jolies et j’en suis très contente. (And I find them pretty and I'm very happy with them.) Geneviève L., Paris, France
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I often run a series of prints three to a sheet – it’s one way to make my art pieces larger without stepping out of my parameters – the need to recycle supermarket styrofoam trays. I also like the way repetition of the same print with the slight variation between inkings creates often a more dramatic piece.
