Carvin'/Printin'

A 3'x1' block depicting a family dinner. Getting close to completing the block.

Took a quick look at printing some of the smaller blocks on one of the panel paintings. Interestingly enough burnishing trough the back of the block seems to provide enough pressure to transfer the ink. Next up will be an attempt at printing the large block of Jacob and Caleb on another painting.

Exhibition

An installation of prints.

Three of the paintings. The fourth was pulled . . . 

Sketchbook

This spread is the result of a seventy-five minute conversation with my advanced graphic studio (seniors) class. The content of the drawing has nothing to do with our conversation on 'graphic designer as author' . . . The coolest part of that discussion was that my studio mentor from grad school was quoted in the reading.

Video installation installed

Installation set up and running, just had the chords to arrange after this photo. I will try to get back to get more images, the proportions of the video turned out slightly different than I had expected, but I think the effect is similar to my vision.

Detail . . . 

Video Installation . . . Memory

Here are the three 1x8 foot panels onto which the video will be projected. The footage is found/appropriated home movies from the 1960s. It has a vertical and horizontal reflection in the vein of Wolfram's crosses. Over that footage there is animated letter forms and glitch graphics . . . I will take some shots of the actual installation after it is up and running.

Pigs ready for the fair

These four will be hanging in the Marxhausen gallery in a week along with some prints and a video installation . . . And other faculty work as well.

These will shortly be installed in the kitchen to hold back the dachshund while we are away. . . Some pine 1x4s, paint and screws. . . 

Another Small Lino

This image got a bit fragmented and lost — the subject matter is Caleb in front of a CAT backhoe. The complexity of the image was hard to represent at this scale, but it'll make for a great large print at some point this spring.