Blacklatin

I am a student at the University of Oregon, majoring in art with a focus on print making, as well as biological anthropology. I collect books and mechanical antiques.

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Finished product.

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Pennywise  “IT” Speedpainting

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I got a baby loom!

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Hi, I LOVE the Holmes Apiary art. How might I get my hands on a print? I LOVE YOU! --Amy from the Babes

Hi Amy! I have prints posted for sale on etsy, which just makes everything easier. I am so happy you like the print. I am overwhelmed by all the love it is receiving.Here is the link to print!https://www.etsy.com/listing/193652625/sherlock-holmes-apiary-ad-screenprint

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Hello there! I'm interested in buying a print of the Holmes Apiary piece you posted.

Hi there! I have the print for sale on etsy:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/193652625/sherlock-holmes-apiary-ad-screenprint?ref=sr_gallery_1&ga_search_query=holmes+apiary&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery

Thank you for your interest!

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I was curious as to how much you're selling your Holmes silkscreen for?

https://www.etsy.com/listing/193652625/sherlock-holmes-apiary-ad-screenprint?

I have it listed on etsy with shipping information and all that. I'm glad you like it!

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Hi! How much is one print of the "Holmes Apiary" artwork, and what size is it, please? Thanks!

It is 8x12, I think. I don't have it with me at the moment, as I am out of town for the holidays, but can send you a more definite measurement when I return! I have the print for sale on etsy.:https://www.etsy.com/listing/193652625/sherlock-holmes-apiary-ad-screenprint?

Thank you for your interest in my work! :)

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Oh man oh man! Do I ever need a print of that glorious Apiary Holmes masterpiece. How do I go about acquiring one?

I have them for sale on Etsy! I am very happy you like it.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/193652625/sherlock-holmes-apiary-ad-screenprint?

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I decided to make lotion bars this week. They turned out great! They are made with coconut oil, almond oil, and bee's wax, so they smell like honey.

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Tessa Horrocks is a print-maker who makes original prints using the ‘intaglio’ technique collagraph. Influenced by microscopic structures and nature she likes to create images about little worlds within worlds, often describing feelings and energies inside her self and to her surroundings. She enjoys the technique collagraph for its simplicity and its textures and has used this to create a series of recent prints celebrating the pebble.

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by Mister Finch

“Scraps of thread, fabric and paper are stitched and pulled into fairytale creatures looking for new owners and worlds to inhabit. They hide in the woods, behind masks, some have died along the way and are buried under spoon lockets. Finch works alone and makes everything himself by hand in a studio full of books, glass jars and naughty cats.”

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Artist's book I made this year. Box and book completely hand crafted. The pages are letterpress printed leaf designs without ink. Between the pages are clear bottles pressed with the words "Imagination has the right to feast in the shade of the tree that it turns into a forest. -Karl Kraus"

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Teacups: Works in progress. Need to do another etch on the plates, but I like how they are coming along. The color print is double printed, the first layer being a viscosity roll soft ground plate I made with antique lace. 

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"Smoke" Oli-based ink monotype on plexi.

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Trading card I made for my letterpress class this year. This project was a lot of fun. Everyone used original artwork and text.

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"Comic" I drew for my digital arts class. Not sure what I think of it...but here it is.

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"Playing Dead" -Based on excerpts from Rosalind E. Krauss's essay on Entropy.

Hand bound hardcover Artist's book, hand printed on polyester plates.  This was a project for my digital arts class that I managed to transform into a printing project instead!