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1. Documenting how to prep a lithography stone

   2016-03-13 03:14:00 UTC

   Sped up this clip as it originally ran for 22 minutes! I actually started it after doing two rounds of 80 grit. At one point I knocked the edge of the smaller stone and chipped it’s corner. 

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2. Second large litho for my current series

   2016-02-23 04:12:00 UTC

   Just finished up my first etch after drawing this today. I started with a different image but really did not like it so I redid my stone. Luckily it didn’t have too much dark tusche already in it so it was relatively easy. Even when I started the other drawing…

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3. Playing around with Lithography crayons

   2016-02-12 17:40:00 UTC

   So with my current series I want to play with the mixing of anatomy as well as things that I love. The series’ current title is “A Home Within Myself” as the last few print series I was dealing with the loss of the sense of home, and how I…

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4. Rolled up and second etch

   2016-01-30 16:53:00 UTC

   Yesterday I was on campus so I thought I may as well stop in and do my roll up and second etch. Things came out really nicely, and I actually kept more light tones than I was expecting.  A lot of fine lines managed to stay in the washes. Really…

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5. Finishing up my first large litho

   2016-01-29 03:55:00 UTC

   Rosin + talc’ed, first etch, and buffed! Was feeling a bit stressed today when I was heading into the studio, but that immediately went away as soon as I started to work on my stone. In this series I wanted to explore the idea of combining the human body and…

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6. Exciting new litho exploration

   2016-01-23 20:35:00 UTC

   all dried and ready to be tucked in New semester, old techniques. For some crazy reason last semester I decided to take on a very dark subject matter which now I currently regret. It’s something I may explore when I am older, and the wounds from it aren’t so fresh.…

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