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| Joan did these acorn variations. |
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| Carol made croissants. |
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| Elly did some abstract blocks to mix and match. |
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| Sandy took a similar approach with abstract blocks. |
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| Evan printed a deep black, white on top of that, and then color over the white. |
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| Sandy did a second set of blocks (3) to challenge herself to work with a tight registration and created this soft landscape. |
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| Laura did a color version of a well-known black and white photograph of a couple sitting on a diving board. |
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| Sarah did this print with an eye toward a future series of Aesop's Fables illustrations. |
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| Vivien's blocks were versatile and allowed her to make several variations. This was her favorite. |
5 comments:
Wow! Wonderful work... congratulations to your students, and to their fantastic instructor. Looks like everyone had a great time.
Kudos to you for getting your students to have finished prints in 2 days. I took a workshop fI r 4 days and Noone had anything finished.
Wonderful work
It was a great workshop, opening for individual approaches, as the pictures shows. Thanks a lot Annie.
Thanks everyone. Elly, I'm so glad you enjoyed the workshop. Jerelee, moku hanga is a difficult medium, so I feel strongly that workshop participants need to have a successful experience. Otherwise they'll never try it again!
They did a great job!
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