It’s a wildly different encounter when facing a physical piece of art versus eyeing one on your computer screen.
That’s especially true for textured, translucent artist-made paper.
This is a weird paper, even for me.
Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata), deemed an ‘invasive’ plant species in North America, is a troublesome plant that threatens biodiversity.
New work! I’ve been experimenting even further with Phragmites Australis, a.k.a., Common Reed. Aptly named, this is an invasive plant species found in North America and here in Rhode Island.
Read MoreHappy 4th! Enjoy some detail shots of what’s going on my studio recently. Lots of small pulp painting/pulptype experiments and making friends with my new(ish) beater. Yep, I now have a little monster of a Noble & Wood Hollander Beater.
Read MorePhrag is everywhere. And that’s not exactly a good thing. Common reed (Phragmites Australis) is an invasive plant commonly found near waterways and especially near construction sites, ditched marshes, roadside ditches, and other disturbed sites.
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