


I love this one! Tee hee!

In other news I editioned my litho stone image today (the Lipizzaner horse I started in... January I guess it was). Didn't get as many good prints as I had hoped, but there are enough. When the ink dries I'll scan them (that'll be over a week from now). I am soooo tired now.
4 comments:
Why did you use stone this time instead of the metal plate? Just curious
Just a different technique. Stone lithograph (on stone) versus intaglio etching (on metal). That particular image wasn't really suited to etching. Plus I was assisting a litho class last quarter so it seemed more relevant to do what they were doing!
By the way, cute new pic of yourself! Who took it?
Olin
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