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The largest property crime in American history.

I decided on a slightly darker stain for my second edition of Michelle’s Print.

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AFTER

Michelle’s Print | 1 of 9 (2nd edition) | Screenprint on Pine | 12 x 18″ |2013

This is one of a few reoccurring episodes in which a particular observation has recently come to light. Not that I expect most people to take too much interest, but for me this simple detail could have repercussions on the way I make art.  Long story short: I have discovered that I can layer other media on top of my screen prints.   Even watercolors and stains.  All I have to do is properly heat set my prints.

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One Response to “The largest property crime in American history.”

  1. The post-Roger Ebert era likely will be less enjoyable and snappy, but we’ve got to try. Says:
    August 10th, 2013 at 1:22 pm

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