Posts Tagged ‘women’
Jealous Girl
Posted by: jhv57 on: June 6, 2016
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Why? Feeling frustrated. I know we all do. I need to clear all this bad energy from my art process. I have had so many people in my art career/lifetime who have promised me connections, galleries-the moon! I wonder why anyone would make unnecessary gratuitous promises. Still working under outrageously difficult circumstances. Worse than yours? Maybe. Share them with me in comments. I’m Still Standing!
You can buy my artwork directly on my Etsy site: Printmistress888.etsy.com.If you see something here, ( or on my website: http://www.hladikvoss.com )that isn’t on the site yet, contact me!
Today’s print is “Natural History: Janet Sobel”. Self explanatory. True or False?From the “Natural History:”monotype series. Aquatint etching, hard ground etching, trace transfer monotype. Monoprint. Edition 1/1. For sale! Contact me for details on purchasing through my blog or etsy site.
Just the Facts: (of the Natural History Monoprint Series)
Image size=12″x 18″. Framed 24″x 30″. Printed on Rives BFK white archival paper. Edition 1/1. To begin, each print background consists of 2, differently colored, inked, aquatinted copper plates printed over each other. This produces the variegated stripes.
Then I employ a variety of printing techniques: linocuts, collograph, etchings, monotyping, chine colle, etc., to create the subject. I design all the fonts by hand.
More Monoprints
Posted by: jhv57 on: June 3, 2016
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Want more art right away? More of the Natural History monoprints can be viewed on my website.
http://www.hladikvoss.com
I think that should take up enough of your time today. Which do you think are true?
You can buy my artwork directly on my Etsy site: Printmistress888.etsy.com
Today’s print is from the Earth Science area.
“Natural History:Ben Franklin”. Aquatint etching, hard ground etching,linocut, chine collé, trace transfer monotype. Monoprint. Edition 1/1. For sale! Contact me for details on purchasing through my blog or etsy site.
Just the Facts: (of the Natural History Monoprint Series)
Image size=12″x 18″. Framed 24″x 30″. Printed on Rives BFK white archival paper. Edition 1/1. To begin, each print background consists of 2, differently colored, inked, aquatinted copper plates printed over each other. This produces the variegated stripes.
Then I employ a variety of printing techniques: linocuts, collograph, etchings, monotyping, chine colle, etc., to create the subject. I design all the fonts by hand.
Who’s This Pliny Guy??
Posted by: jhv57 on: May 31, 2016
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Pliny was an historian in Ancient Rome, around the time of the Pompeii disaster. ( will discuss that later!).
His encyclopedia was created from fact, best guesses, rumor, unverified accounts and utter garbage. All taken at face value as the truth. Feel you are getting closer to my premise?
I decided that I would do the same, with a conscious twist.
More on that tomorrow. Will we find our heroine tied to the train tracks? Will she finally tell you the total concept? Yes, I promise!
Today’s print is a small linocut of mine ( 4 x 6 inches), Titled “Swoon”. Edition of 50. For sale in my Etsy shop, Printmistress888. $10
Hand printed to white card stock. Black oil printer’s ink.
Steampunk Linocut Print- Edwardian Woman-Swoon Fainting- 4×6 inch $10.00
Just the Facts: (of the Natural History Monoprint Series)
Image size=12″x 18″. Framed 24″x 30″. Printed on Rives BFK white archival paper. Edition 1/1. To begin, each print background consists of 2, differently colored, inked, aquatinted copper plates printed over each other. This produces the variegated stripes.
Then I employ a variety of printing techniques: linocuts, collograph, etchings, monotyping, chine colle, etc., to create the subject. I design all the fonts by hand.
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Who’s This Pliny Guy?
Posted by: jhv57 on: May 31, 2016
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Pliny was an historian in Ancient Rome, around the time of the Pompeii disaster. ( will discuss that later!).
His encyclopedia was created from fact, best guesses, rumor, unverified accounts and utter garbage. All taken at face value as the truth. Feel you are getting closer to my premise?
I decided that I would do the same, with a conscious twist.
More on that tomorrow. Will we find our heroine tied to the train tracks? Will she finally tell you the total concept? Yes, I promise!
Today’s print is a small linocut of mine ( 4 x 6 inches), Titled “Swoon”. Edition of 50. For sale in my Etsy shop, Printmistress888. $10
Hand printed to white card stock. Black oil printer’s ink.
Steampunk Linocut Print- Edwardian Woman-Swoon Fainting- 4×6 inch $10.00
Just the Facts: (of the Natural History Monoprint Series)
Image size=12″x 18″. Framed 24″x 30″. Printed on Rives BFK white archival paper. Edition 1/1. To begin, each print background consists of 2, differently colored, inked, aquatinted copper plates printed over each other. This produces the variegated stripes.
Then I employ a variety of printing techniques: linocuts, collograph, etchings, monotyping, chine colle, etc., to create the subject. I design all the fonts by hand.
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NH Artificial Insemination #9
Posted by: jhv57 on: February 10, 2015
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History? Factual? Incendiary? This is an earlier print-uses my favorite fetus linocut. Never knew how useful this plate was going to be. Many of these monoprints deal with feminist issues. Not a big surprise.
See you tomorrow.
OK, A slight glitch Post #2a
Posted by: jhv57 on: February 1, 2015
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And then I get food poisoning and flu? Bad herring. A Swedish woman should know better than to eat fizzy herring. Up and at it today-somwhat.
Going to add another monoprint etching from the Natural History Series. Alphabetically. Been working this series for over 10 years. Over 100 unique prints. This is going to take us a while! Today’s Concept hint?= Pliny the Elder. Really.
Today’s Print is: N.H.: Acupuncture 12″ x 18″ image. Aquatint on copper. Lino. Soft ground etching. Trace Transfer monotype. Artist designed fonts. For sale, of course. I got hooked on this series when the 2nd one I printed got sold to a museum near Warm Springs, GA. Being a huge FDR worshipper ( thanks again for Lend Lease, Social Security, etc.), I took this as a sign.
The first time I saw an artist in a national magazine, using her colonoscopy as part of her oeuvre, I knew things were going in a direction that concerned me. Since then: personal mutilation seems to be big. What? Maybe not amusing to me because I’ve been medically mutilated by surgeries since I was a teenager. Don’t get me wrong, HUGELY GRATEFUL to be alive.
Enough! Basta! Today is all about football! See you tomorrow! And please share this-need more followers! Will do the same for you.
Judith
Prom, the Video Performance
Posted by: jhv57 on: July 19, 2014
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