Woodblock prints, etchings, collagraphs, drypoints, aquatints, monotypes, original hand pulled prints and bubble drawings by Viza Arlington
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Moon and Sea III
I wanted to do a white line version of this motif. in this version i focused on geometry. i used the golden mean for the overall dimensions and in the placement of the moon. i also made a vesica pisces and used that to construct a template for the waves. there is more but it is probably boring so i will leave it at that. water based media makes me crazy! the things i love about it are totally unique to it and the things i hate about it are as well. i had some stretch and registration issues as usual but the overall look of the print is pleasing to me after my initial horror wore off but i will probably try it in oil based inks as well.
Artist: Viza Arlington
Title: Moon and Sea III
white line woodcut print on Rives BFK
image size: 18X30 inches
paper size 18X30 inches
Labels:
Art,
geometery,
golden mean,
Monoprint,
moon,
printmaking,
provincetown print,
sea,
Watercolor,
white line woodblock print,
Woodblock,
Woodcut
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p.s. this photo is a little cropped in case you are trying to work out the math.
I had to wiki 'vesica pisces' - so I learned something today... thank you! I love this image of the moon and the waves that you have been working with. Keep up the great work. Keep going.
great work!
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