Monday, December 22

December 22



10 comments:

  1. I love the cardinal in the winter woods ! Did you carve this ? It looks like a litho print ! Beautiful !

    Taking a breather in the winter wood...ah, I needed that !

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  2. Each of your posts inspires me to explore conscious awareness on new levels. I wonder if you have ever read any of Nick Bantock's books from the Griffen & Sabine series? I believe you would appreciate how he has compiled graphic art design in the correspondence between his protagonists and other characters.The creative letters are included within the books.

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  3. Hi KIm, yes, I carved these out of that really great easy to carve "artist block" rubber material that is a lot like a white eraser. You find it in the art supply store by the linoleum print supplies. it's great stuff!
    Thanks Liara, Not only am I very familiar and a big fan of Nick's work, I was lucky enough to do a week long workshop with him a few years ago! He's an inspiring teacher and artist - I highly recommend his workshops!!

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  4. wonderful woodsy night scene...

    aahhhh...you found Nick's workshop location, his own incredible studio...looks like some fabulous digs to visit, no?

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  5. maaaaarvelous
    love the way this evokes so much feeling..loss...fear....despair
    beautiful
    xx

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  6. Yes D,
    After you told me about Nick's new digs, I went to his website to see! Thanks for letting me know. I'm going to miss having him come here to NY though :)
    Thanks Caf, yes there is definitely a mix for me in this one...

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  7. Merry Christmas Karin to you and all you love!

    The cardinal is wonderful-our state bird here in Virginia!

    Blessings of love, joy, peace and healing all being sent your way!
    Joy to the World, the Lord has come!

    xoxo,
    Leslie

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  8. Karin, this is very nice. I can't believe you carved all this. Impressive. I like it very much.

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  9. I love the little splash of red in the darkness. Beautiful pages!

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  10. Karin, I had no idea Nick did workshops. His juxtaposition work is very clever. I am pleased to learn you have already connecetd with such a kindred, creative spirit. We can always learn from each other, provided we remain open to opportunities.

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