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@clpedro
Garo Antresian's Gift. Herron has a rich history with Lithography and Printmaking. One of our most famous alumni and former faculty. (Author of "The Tamarind Book of Lithography") returned to Herron to visit, and give a few lectures. Some of the seniors, grad students and faculty presented him with a portfolio of lithographs and he in turn sent us this amazing print and a heartfelt letter.
"Always There", Photograph
Pieces from my foundry class.
Aluminum Pour at the Herron Foundry
The beautiful peau de crapaud (toad skin) tusche wash. This type of wash can only be created on zinc litho plates (which are not common anymore) I've also seen that Lascaux makes an acrylic tusche that is supposed to resemble this, but I have yet to try it.
Damla and I made our crayons in dinosaur molds
"Just Dropping In", Lithograph. 18"x24". Second print in series.
The offset press at Herron. Getting ready to learn how to print on this bad boy.
"Take Off", Lithograph. 18"x24". 1st print in a series of 4.
Digital Mockup
"Darkened Skies", Lithograph. 24"x36"
“Journey #3”, Tusche Resist Steel Etching, 2”x10.75”
"Intersection", Lithographs, Screenprints and Monotypes.
Lunokhod 2 vertical panorama, 1973.
source: planetology.ru
Luna 3 took these images on 7 October 1959, the very first views of the far side of the moon. It took 29 pictures for 40 minutes. The film was developed, dried, then scanned by a cathode ray television system inside the probe itself. Images were eventually received on earth two weeks later, 17 of the 29 actually useable. Earlier attempts were made but the probe was too far away and the images noisy.
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La Ceiba Grafica
La Ceiba Grafica is in essence the Mexican Tamarind with a twist. Almost everything is locally sourced and handmade. The black inks, drawing materials, solvents, paper, presses, levigators, leveling bars and the rollers are all made on the grounds. They use various grades of sand from the coast for graining, they use locally grown oranges to make the solvents and all stones are mexican marble and onyx. I can't wait to be able to go and do a residency here.
*All photos are borrowed from the La Ceiba Grafica site.
