09/18/2008 08:11:27

Hi...just stopped by to take a look around.  Been away from printmaking because I am in a Masters PH at UofArizona. Hope all is well,  have some new work from France that I am waiting to start....best wishes,  Gary

08/04/2008 06:41:40

Mr. Professor,

Thank you for stopping into my space here at Scuttlebutts.  I've admired your work for sometime.  Did you not share an article in the last art Calendar?   I shared that with my cousin, she's a print maker too.  Anyways love your work.  I use the Jonathon Talbot Method in my work when I make the image transfers.  Have you see works by Fred Otnes?  Like his stuff too. 

keeping the glue on the surface and under the paper and not on the floor

Warmly,

~v~Laura

03/28/2008 02:16:51

Hi, love the idea of safer printmaking! These days I'm using a digital camera more and  printing on art paper, but I do miss the dark room.

03/07/2008 09:20:53

Thanks for the comments on my work. I've not done much in the way of printmaking.....except for Monotypes. I also appreciate the safer materials. I've ordered a lot of Akua inks but just haven't had time to use them yet.

03/03/2008 09:58:21

Thanks for the friends request and the comments.  I have to say your portfolio is very impressive.  Excellent work, do you do display at any galleries or do any shows?

 SCB

03/02/2008 15:00:07

Also, Andrew Bird is a great musician, very unconventional, and original! :)

03/02/2008 14:59:02

Great work!  I love how you unify all of the pieces with color.  Great Job!

-Kevin 

02/25/2008 15:12:31

You mean carbon tet isn't good for you? I know acetone is more fun. Must be all that clean southwestern air has got you hooked.

I have to admit I like your color work better than the dark toned works. They must be stunning in hand.