Botanical Prints
2020 expanded my love of gardening and then led me down the path of printing what I grow. And making paper embedded with flowers and plants from my back yard. After finding much success and joy in printing from nature,…
2020 expanded my love of gardening and then led me down the path of printing what I grow. And making paper embedded with flowers and plants from my back yard. After finding much success and joy in printing from nature,…
It’s winter, it’s COVID, it’s remote working, classes online, and we’re all stuck at home. My normal letterpress and printmaking workshops have not run since February. I worry that my spring 2021 printmaking classes at Marywood won’t be able to…
I’m excited to announce the recent release of my new book Printmaking: How to Print Anything on Everything published by Dover Publications. The book features 12 projects that you can do at home, many with found objects around the house…
Normally I don’t write about a First Friday exhibit at The Workshop, but this one I wanted to share all the beautiful prints by many hardworking Marywood University students from the spring semester. This was my first year as the…
Inspired by a trip to central Nebraska to view the March sandhill crane migration, I created a reduction linocut print. What that means is using single plate for multiple colors. The design is cut from the plate for the first…
Printmaking at Marywood I’ve been teaching graphic design since the 1990s. I’ve been a printmaker since the 1980s. Recently I took over the printmaking area (much to my delight) at Marywood University and taught my first intaglio class in the…
I conducted a materials research study determining what 3D printing materials will best serve in relief printing processes applicable to letterpress and printmaking. With the help of a Marywood University grant, local 3D expert Cole Hastings and the company Printed Solid,…