1. copper plate etched and aquatinted
2. first pull without aquatint
3. Final product
4. watercolor
Monday, July 07, 2008
It's been a while
So this is the progression of my Cactus Cafe project. It all began when I had to choose something "architectural" to paint for my watercolor class, followed by the desire to do a study of the subject in preparation as a print. Now I know one person in particular who has been waiting for me to photograph the final outcome of the watercolor for a long time... so here it is.
1. copper plate etched and aquatinted
2. first pull without aquatint
3. Final product
4. watercolor
1. copper plate etched and aquatinted
2. first pull without aquatint
3. Final product
4. watercolor
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Hi Anna, I like your Cactus Cafe. It's one of this rooms, where I sometimes love, to hang around, ...at the edge of the room a piano player...
Your print has vibes, do you like the
technics of etching? I think, it's fascinating.
Sunny greetings from Germany
Rita
hi Rita.
I love etching, this print is my second etch, and my first attempt at aquatint though. It's definitely something I'm going to pursue. wow, i have a reader all the way in Germany?? thanks for the support :) I checked out your website... too bad i don't speak your language, or i'd be reading it right now.
that is amazing! still. i will buy one come august.
xoxo
Awesome! You so nailed it. It really is very very good.
Love the finished product!!!!
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