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Looking back on 2009 I got away from the things I love most.  One of the things I love is fly fishing.  Another is art.  I cant say that about running a non-profit art organization.  Becoming a gallery director is not on my list of things to do before I die.  So 2010 is [...]

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Here is yet another experiment in wood.  This was cut on a piece of Shina plywood.  I know there are better woods to work in.  But I have a few pieces of this stuff left and I hate to see anything go to waste.  I made 20 prints.  Most will remain as shown.  But a [...]

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Left to right:
“Cicada or the Egg?”, “Spirit Terminal”, and “Trillium”
I would like to say thanks to all those who stopped by my booth this weekend during the 3rd annual Art-A-Licious Festival.  I had a great time hanging out with all the local artists and making a few new prints.  I whipped out three small woodcut [...]

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I made this print for the owners of The Book Abbey in downtown Adrian.  This weekend they are celebrating their 5th year in business.  The Book Abbey quickly became one of my favorite places downtown.  The owners and employees are so friendly and passionate about local art.  Their walls are plastered with artwork and their [...]

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During the Art-A-Licious Festival in September I demonstrated cutting linoleum on Friday and wood on Saturday.  This is the woodcut from Saturday.  I’m not an expert woodcutter by any means.  I am always experimenting with new mediums and new techniques.  This is shina plywood.  I used flexcut tools.  Although I do like the flexcut tools [...]

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Nurture

This is my first attempt at a concept that I came up with about a week ago.  I had to come up with a response piece to some printmaking work that I did with some kids from the Boys and Girls Club.  The Boys and Girls Club work and this piece are on display at [...]

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