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This will be a very sad update as our dear Grizzy lost his battle with cancer March 15, 2009. We will never stop missing him. I also know we will see him again, when "ALL" creation is made new.
Please visit my redbubble site at www.redbubble.com/people/wolfycat47 and view the first entry in my portfolio titled "The day Grizzy B Went Home" for a detailed account.
There will never be another "Grizz."
This is something I wrote the day after he left us...
I felt you in the wind that rushed at me from across the lake.
It stirred the leaves, Gracefully into an upward spiral and I know
That you were there.
I do not understand how, but I felt your presence.
I gave you back to God, my kind and gentle Grizzy...
Rest.
catherine m howell 3 16 09
Friday, July 31, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Hand Pulled Linocut Prints and Other Things
"Glorious Africa" Hand Colored, Hand Pulled Linocut Print
"Mr Tree"
"In Focus" Giraffe Eye Hand Colored, Hand Pulled Linocut Print
"In Focus" Giraffe Eye Linocut Print
"Glorious Africa" Hand Pulled Linocut Print
Greetings!
Greetings!
I would like to share some of my new, exciting hand pulled linocut prints. Now, I am not talking about giclees' or digital prints. The method here is: Get a piece of linoleum or a linoleum block, which is linoleum glued to a wooden block. Then you draw a design on your block and proceed to cut the design into the block with special cutting tools. After the block is finished you then get printing ink for linoleum block. There is oil based and water based ink. I use water based ink. Then you put a little ink in a tray and use a 'brayer' and roll in the ink to cover the brayer with the ink. You then roll an even layer of ink onto the carved block and carefully set a nice, beautiful piece of print paper or high quality art paper and press the paper onto the block. I use hand pressure to rub the back of the paper to make the print. Last step: peel the paper off of the block carefully and hang the print to dry.
This is a shortened, somewhat scattered description, but the end result is a fascinating, one of a kind art print. Since these prints are made individually, each one has its own beautiful, interesting qualities.
I am offering these hand pulled linocut prints in signed, numbered editions of 50 prints per design. I hand color about 5 prints from each edition.
I would love to sell you one!! Please mail me with your contact info. and I'll be happy to mail a price list. These prints come unframed and unmatted, but on a strong backing board and wrapped in plastic. I ship with extra care so please contact me for shipping prices.
I can also mat and or frame your print for an extra charge. Please contact me for details.
You may view my art at www.redbubble.com/people/wolfycat47
I donate a portion of each sale to The Philadelphia Mission which is a registered UK charity. Trevor Irwin, Missionary, helps the forgotten people of remote Nigeria. PLease view my redbubble site front page for his info.
Also, if you love deep etch, unique, rubber art stamps, you may buy my stamps at http://www.catherinehowell.etsy.com/.
Please contact me with any questions!!
As always, thanks so much for looking:)
Labels:
africa,
animals,
artwork,
deep etch rubber art stamps,
fantasy,
giraffe,
hand pulled prints,
linocut
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Games Tigers Play
Hi!! This is a new drawing that I created. It took 7 days to finish this drawing. I created this specifically for a challenge on Redbubble in the Tiger Tiger group. We had to create a tiger IN the water. I have prints for sale of this piece on natural stone photo paper.
Please contact me if interested:)
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