It's been a few days... I just finished two more Mayan themed pieces, one in lino and one in all-shina. I love how I am able to make a more delicate piece of work in the wood. I can sense my 'woody' friends at Baren rejoicing at my conversion.
(Top) 'Dignitary', linocut, 7"x11", burnt umber oil-based ink on rice paper, and (bottom) 'Chiapas Woman', woodcut, 7"x6", also burnt umber oil-based ink on rice paper.
Available here.
(Top) 'Dignitary', linocut, 7"x11", burnt umber oil-based ink on rice paper, and (bottom) 'Chiapas Woman', woodcut, 7"x6", also burnt umber oil-based ink on rice paper.
Available here.
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Ha sido unos dias... Acabo de terminar dos piezas mas del tema Maya, una en linoleo y otra en madera all-shina ply. Me encanta como es posible hacer una pieza mas delicada en la madera. Casi puedo oir a mis amigos 'maderistos' diciendo las aleluyas a causa de mi conversion.
(Arriba) 'Dignitario', linoleo, 18cmx28cm, tinta moreno oscuro (oleo) en papel de arroz, y (abajo) 'Mujer de Chiapas', 18cmx15cm, tambien tinta moreno oscuro (oleo) en papel de arroz.
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