“I stood in the center of the world and was humbled.” woodcut, 4-color reduction print, 10”x22”
Loosely inspired by the line from Bon Iver’s Holocene, “And at once I knew I was not magnificent.”
“I stood in the center of the world and was humbled.” woodcut, 4-color reduction print, 10”x22”
Loosely inspired by the line from Bon Iver’s Holocene, “And at once I knew I was not magnificent.”
“Investment” (I-VIII), linocut, collage
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A series of monoprints recalling how strange and glorious it’s been to have cool, intelligent, wonderful people invest in my life even when I was (am) young and confused and scared with so much potential.
4 Minutes / No Technology
(best when watched in HD)
A short video made for my Art & New Technology class, exploring what people do when left without their phone (etc) for several minutes.
“I was so distracted I couldn’t see”, linocut, 4”x6”
Edition of 13, printed for the 12th Annual University Print Society Postcard Print Exchange.
“Herman”, etching, 11”x14”
Hard ground + aquatint on copper
A zine about human trafficking in America.
Click HERE to read.
“Truth Reminder (What Then Shall I Fear?)”, Intaglio, 15”x22”
Soft Ground + Aquatint on Copper
A small print I did at the end of last semester as an exercise in personal worth. Also Christmas gifts for my friends.
Thank you so much! And I’m currently going to school to get my degree in art (a BFA in Printmaking, specifically). I suppose it’s also a hobby because I sketchbook a lot and do art-related things that aren’t directly related to pieces I’m making for class. Hopefully it can be a profession of some sort once I become a real grown up or whatever. :/
Acrylic, 16”x16”. For dear Mrs. Stephens.
