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Backbone30” x 12”Oil on canvasOn view at @marthas.atx at @westside_mkt until Oct 19th
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Backbone 30” x 12” Oil on canvas On view at @marthas.atx at @westside_mkt until Oct 19th 💫
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7 months ago
Tuesday FeelingOil on canvas30” x 42”Show is still up at @marthas.atx at @westside_mkt until Oct 18th. Swipe to see this piece in progress in my messy makeshift studio aka our back porch. Rang in my tenth(!!) year(???) in atx painting outside in the summer heat aka living the dream! (earnest)
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Tuesday Feeling Oil on canvas 30” x 42” Show is still up at @marthas.atx at @westside_mkt until Oct 18th. Swipe to see this piece in progress in my messy makeshift studio aka our back porch. Rang in my tenth(!!) year(???) in atx painting outside in the summer heat aka living the dream! (earnest)
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7 months ago
Good Manners18” x 18”Oil on canvasCurrently up in “Sharp” at @marthas.atx in @westside_mkt
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Good Manners 18” x 18” Oil on canvas Currently up in “Sharp” at @marthas.atx in @westside_mkt
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7 months ago
Been doing something kinda scary all summer which is painting as a painter’s daughter. My practice shifts again! This piece will be in a two-person show with @loloafterdark called “Sharp” at @marthas.atx in @westside_mkt on W6th this Saturday the 13th from 5-8 ⭐️First slide:Green Thumb30”x30”Oil on canvas
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Been doing something kinda scary all summer which is painting as a painter’s daughter. My practice shifts again! This piece will be in a two-person show with @loloafterdark called “Sharp” at @marthas.atx in @westside_mkt on W6th this Saturday the 13th from 5-8 ⭐️ First slide: Green Thumb 30”x30” Oil on canvas
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8 months ago
I’ve been thinking a lot about my aging body lately. The decisions it’s demanding of me in my (alleged) mid-30’s, the g*vernment’s obsession w controlling/removing my options, and how all of these factors exist in the face of time’s inevitabilities. How much power is actually in my hands and what’s slipping through my fingers? I’ve been exploring the use of fruit imagery for its symbolic connections with both fertility and perishability. Maybe I should’ve called this piece “when you plan, God laughs”“Decision”30” x 22”Stencil monotype, colored pencil, and graphite on paperThis piece is on view as part of an exhibition at @flatbedpress gallery up until Feb 22nd
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I’ve been thinking a lot about my aging body lately. The decisions it’s demanding of me in my (alleged) mid-30’s, the g*vernment’s obsession w controlling/removing my options, and how all of these factors exist in the face of time’s inevitabilities. How much power is actually in my hands and what’s slipping through my fingers? I’ve been exploring the use of fruit imagery for its symbolic connections with both fertility and perishability. Maybe I should’ve called this piece “when you plan, God laughs” “Decision” 30” x 22” Stencil monotype, colored pencil, and graphite on paper This piece is on view as part of an exhibition at @flatbedpress gallery up until Feb 22nd
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1 year ago
“Looking Out (Blue”30” x 22”ink, chine colle, and watercolor on papermade at @flatbedpress. this piece will be included in a show at their gallery opening tomorrow Jan 25th from 4-6 beside the work of Master Printer, Jerry Manson. Info at the link in my bio!
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“Looking Out (Blue” 30” x 22” ink, chine colle, and watercolor on paper made at @flatbedpress . this piece will be included in a show at their gallery opening tomorrow Jan 25th from 4-6 beside the work of Master Printer, Jerry Manson. Info at the link in my bio!
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1 year ago
This is a piece I started during my time at @flatbedpress and then finished at my desk at home, sitting with it for a while as I drew the braid. It feels like a bit of a shift in my practice. Focusing my time on printmaking led me back to working on better trusting my hand with a pencil and without a straight edge. I kinda like that this piece can either be read as things falling into place or everything blowing up. I’m trying to remind myself that often one can’t happen without the other and that sometimes both processes look the same in the moment.And so, ultimately this piece is about the tik tok ban.“Falling into place”22”x15”ink, collage, graphite, and colored pencil on paperThis piece will be included in a show @flatbedpress opening on Jan 25th beside the work of Master Printer, Jerry Manson. Info at the link in my bio!
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This is a piece I started during my time at @flatbedpress and then finished at my desk at home, sitting with it for a while as I drew the braid. It feels like a bit of a shift in my practice. Focusing my time on printmaking led me back to working on better trusting my hand with a pencil and without a straight edge. I kinda like that this piece can either be read as things falling into place or everything blowing up. I’m trying to remind myself that often one can’t happen without the other and that sometimes both processes look the same in the moment. And so, ultimately this piece is about the tik tok ban. “Falling into place” 22”x15” ink, collage, graphite, and colored pencil on paper This piece will be included in a show @flatbedpress opening on Jan 25th beside the work of Master Printer, Jerry Manson. Info at the link in my bio!
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1 year ago
the second of four one-off prints made while working at @flatbedpress along with some process pics and ghost prints. i always take my pieces outside to photograph them then edit out the background but im a sucker for some change of season shadows.Looking Out - Series IlInk and chalk pencil on paper22” x 15”
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the second of four one-off prints made while working at @flatbedpress along with some process pics and ghost prints. i always take my pieces outside to photograph them then edit out the background but im a sucker for some change of season shadows. Looking Out - Series Il Ink and chalk pencil on paper 22” x 15”
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1 year ago
this is the first in a series of monoprints made with my new friend as the subject. made during my time at @flatbedpress which it’s hard to believe has come to an end! so grateful for their generosity during my residency!Looking Out - series IIInk on paper22”x 15”
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this is the first in a series of monoprints made with my new friend as the subject. made during my time at @flatbedpress which it’s hard to believe has come to an end! so grateful for their generosity during my residency! Looking Out - series II Ink on paper 22”x 15”
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1 year ago
my new linocut i’ve been working with at @flatbedpress . here she is printed on her own and she served as the source material/inspiration for a number of other pieces made during my residency.Looking Out - series I22” x 15”Ink on paper
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my new linocut i’ve been working with at @flatbedpress . here she is printed on her own and she served as the source material/inspiration for a number of other pieces made during my residency. Looking Out - series I 22” x 15” Ink on paper
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1 year ago
to bits26” x 22”ink on papermade at @flatbedpress
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to bits 26” x 22” ink on paper made at @flatbedpress
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1 year ago
some of what i’ve been up to during my first month as the Jerry Manson resident artist at @flatbedpress . im grateful for the opportunity to test out some ideas with the incredible collection of equipment at the shop and i’ve already learned so much from the master printers working there!
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some of what i’ve been up to during my first month as the Jerry Manson resident artist at @flatbedpress . im grateful for the opportunity to test out some ideas with the incredible collection of equipment at the shop and i’ve already learned so much from the master printers working there!
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1 year ago
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