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“Brightening Up the Night – Iroquois Falls” – Watercolour Selected for the 63rd Annual NOAA Juried Exhibition
From “In Real Life” to Artwork (Brightening Up The Night – Iroquois Falls, watercolour on 300-lb cold press paper. Approximately 19″ H X 28″ W, without frame.) Back in December of 2017, I drove out to Iroquois Falls one evening … Continue reading
Some Views of the Total Lunar Eclipse with Landmarks on January 20-21, 2019
Timmins was in the path of the Total Lunar Eclipse of January 21-22, 2019. This was the first total lunar eclipse visible since September 27/28, 2015. (There was one on January 31, 2018, but it was overcast and snowing here.) … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019, January, Lunar Eclipse, Photography, Timmins, Winter
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Miniature Robin’s Nest in Clay
This is a free-from, hand-built stoneware piece I made in Linda Guiho’s pottery studio on January 30, 2018. The scene is a robin on the edge of her nest with one egg and a hatchling (not seen from this angle), … Continue reading
Printing on TerraSkin Paper
I took part in a workshop hosted by another member of the Porcupine Art Club today. The workshop introduced club members to the interesting qualities of TerraSkin, a paper made from stone, equivalent to about a 340lb watercolour paper. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, Experiment, January, Linocut, Porcupine Art Club, TerraSkin, Workshop
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Second Linocut of 2015
This is a positive of the McIntyre Headframe at night. This linocut, like the dragon, is designed primarily to be pressed in clay.
First Linocut of 2015
The dragon template made in late December has now been carved into a new plate. I’m planning to make some prints with it first, and then press it into clay. I didn’t use any market when drawing out the design … Continue reading