Showing posts with label linoleum block printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linoleum block printing. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Calavera, Angie
Calavera.
2.5" x 3"
Angie.
Linoleum Block Printing.
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about this piece.
I really love linoleum block printing. I actually used to do it quite a bit before Lucy died. Really, when I started painting, I stopped block printing. This month, I took part in a Day of the Dead Artist Trading Card (ATC) swap and decided to try my hand at block printing again. I love the process--sketching, tracing, transferring, cutting, inking, printing. After I printed this run on different color papers, I then decorated them with markers like they were sugar skulls. I like that they are all the same and all different. I really used this calavera to show where I am right now in my grief, still sad, one tear, and a head full of love. -Angie
about the contributor.
Angie is the editor of still life 365. Her second daughter Lucia was stillborn after 38 weeks of pregnancy. She writes about her experience with grief and mothering at still life with circles.
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