Solace
The original edition of 10 prints were made from an etched zinc plate that was pressed into handmade paper, and then pressed again into bright white watercolor paper.
Solace belongs to the following groups:
Printmakers and Printmaking Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
kipishiux
wonderful work. I love this technique
Christopher Si...
Jason
Love the feeling coming from this. You do great work. Do you also like to sell your work too?
I know some artist are not all that concerned with or thinking in terms of sales. If so, how is it going for you? Hope you don’t mind me asking. This has been a hard year.
Thanks for you and your art!
Chris
Downhill13
I like the tones and soft sepia tones of this. the patterns of the background frame the image well. The etching is really nice with the divided shades of the face. Well done!! I am watching what you have in the pipes. Thanks for your finding the crosses to your liking. It is good to make a connection.
Be well, stan
Antanas
lovely work
Marion Chapman
looks fabulous. interesting method too.
Scott d'Almeida
awesome work.
mikeyartscape
this is a geat etch – i love your use of colour and the lines again – impressive :)
redqueenself
Very nice. Am I looking for patterns or are those cars above his head?
Jason Michaels
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redqueenself: interesting observation, but those are simply random patterns created by the acid as it etched into the plate.
sendao
fantastic work my friend;...tone and lines are exellent!
Elizabeth Bravo
Hi Jason, I liked the journal that you just posted great job…..so it lead me to check out your work. I am also from Sacramento.
This is awesome. I see one other that tells me you have a way with faces. I will have to keep looking about, and check back. GREAT WORK!!
Delphine de Noire
A Remarkable work.
Tania Rose
this is really quite extraordinary. Have you had one made as a canvass print yet?
Jason Michaels
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Not yet. I have the original on the wall, but I agree that a canvas print would be the best presentation… it would capture the texture of the original zinc plate. Thanks!