The film positive for this print was made on drafting mylar using photocopy (Xerox) toner (black powder from a laser printer) that is mixed with rubbing alcohol and future floor wax. This mixture is painted on the mylar and allowed to reticulate as it dries. I love this stuff!!! The images in the small rectangle were made as brayer transfers on the same mylar. This was then exposed to the ImagOn plate and developed. After printing through the press and drying, the red triangle was cut from the paper and red tooling foil was embossed from the back of the paper by running it through the press with felt blankets. Sorry for so much info....

Sorry, but at the present time, my work is only in my own studio/gallery space. After many years of selling in 5 Southwest galleries, I've chosen to represent myself for awhile. Things are going great!  

I really wish I could see the original.  Is there a gallery in the North East that shows your stuff?

-M