Lovely artwork by Catherine Shemeld. I went to university with her while I was in Brighton.
And in fifty years or so I hope I know how to play the banjo and maybe I’ll play banjo in the sky, and if I’m not playing banjo on a porch in the sky then maybe I’ll play banjo on a regular porch!
Hitch Your Horse by The Mouthbreathers.
Roll up / proofing
Getting there… might have to counter etch, there’s some corner spots that might have been water burned. I don’t know what I’m talking about.
Time to tear some paper.
Acid Tinting
(Source: rabbitinthemoon)
St. Michael’s Printshop
“The old work horse”
They just gave their Charles brand etching press a cleaning, an oiling and a new coat of paint. Artists have been using this press for 40 years.
I’ve spent many a late night with this press.
And I am going to stop there before I start making inappropriate puns and innuendoes.
Bring on the inappropriate puns and innuendoes. I’ve also spent many late nights with this baby, laying things out on the bed, really increasing pressure— giving great impressions. Mmm, that’s what I’m talkin’ about.
Horizons
Top is view from Signal Hill in St. John’s, NL— March
Bottom is view from Cape Spear, NL — September
A sign I put up in the gallery today.
Walk towards Kyle Whitehead’s Circles of Confusion: an interactive artwork with motion sensors, light sensors, movie projections and weird atmospheric sounds that react to light.
Getting ready to do some acid tinting. Two layers of ashphaltum buffed in.
I like this song:
Amateur Rappers by The Burning Hell
How The Face Changes With Shifting A Light Source
I find this fascinating
(via Ren.e.k) Martin Reznik, The Geometry of Living - Towers, etchings.
