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paleo-umi
Another watercolor version of Umi.
yellow hippo, 4"x6"
Another colored hippocampus. This one is brighter than the limey one.
hippocampus, watercolor crayons, 4"x6"
Another watercolored sea horse.
Paleo-Umi, woodblock & watercolor crayons, 9"x12"
Hippo birdie two boo! 8-] The background is more turq.
Here's a print of two puffins traced in watercolor crayons on plexi. The image is from Mandelsen's photo art catalog. I'll watercolor it further to see how much it'll take to flesh out. It was easy to do.
cat & mouse2
Another print, this one a little dark. Still playing with the watercolor crayons. 8-]
medieval cat & mouse 4.5"x5"
This is a light copy of a drypoint that I watercolored. The cat and mouse are taken from a medieval manuscript. I'm using watercolor crayons. Nice colors, easy to get saturation.
Hippocampus w/ watercolor 4"x6"
This was a lighter print, so I thought I'd try a little watercolor on it. I used watercolor crayons on the water and then wet it with a brush. Works well I think. I used 4 or more colors of blues and greens.
Next time I'll try watercoloring the whole print.
Mudd block2 print, 5"x5.5"
This is a print in progress for Will's Graduation. It's an interesting effect -- first I printed the block in black, then cleaned the block (ran it thru the press on newsprint, as usual) and inked it up with a reddish brown I mixed from black relief ink, yellow and vermilion. When I printed the block on a piece of mulberry paper Jim gave me to play with, a tad bit of the black showed thru the brown.
I did something similar going from a failed gold/brown experiment back to black. I like the dimension this adds to the process. (Same thing happened when printing the Umi block for Will, and most especially the Phoenix block.)
Still have some detail to add to the tankard and the date to add to the ribbon.