Figuring out some background patterns to print on small wood panels.

So much cute work to do.

My space is all nice and tidy for the new semester. Let’s give it two weeks before it’s a disaster zone again.

Look I made a pop-up castle or whatever this is supposed to be.

Part of an installation-ish thing. Screenprint and paint on wood cut out fabulously with a bandsaw.

Next mylar transparency for these guys.

Yeah, you’re not getting any hints about what’s happening here.

Progress shot: screenprint and paint.

Contemplating doing some sort of color print of this.

Really bad photo of the first litho print of the semester.

Anything below the head is questionable.

Embroidering my circles. The canvas has so much ink, paint, and varnish on it that it won’t fit in a hoop.

I made these, thought they were done, put them away for a few weeks, and realized that they are not finished after all.

…Unless I use them as coasters.

FYI: It is possible to print with a sponge and a block of wood instead of a squeegee to achieve a fuzzy, hazy image through a photo emulsion stencil.