
My exploration of the traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique began in 2012. Working off the press with water based inks allows a different fluidity in the prints. There is a meditative quality to the process. Having formerly studied textile printing in Japan, this practice on paper brings me the sense of completing a circle. What interests me is the energy and pathos I feel in nature and how to distill that feeling with color, composition, and layering.
Transition, mokuhanga, 18 x 27 Holualoa, mokuhanga, 10 x 14 Veronica Meadows, mokuhanga, 8 x 10
El Capitan,
mokuhanga and relief 10 x 8Stories, mokuhanga, 18 x 14
Old One 8″ X 12″ woodcut Native 8″ X 12″ woodcut Balance 8″ X 12″ woodcut Attraction 8″ X 12″ woodcut Nizhoni 8″ X 12″ woodcut Morning Heron 8″ X 12″ woodcut
Abiquiu 12″ X 16″ woodcut High Desert Blues
22″ X 30″ woodcutThe Gathering 16″ X 12″ woodcut
Thin Place 16″ X 12″ woodcut Kitchen Mesa 16″ X 12″ woodcut Cliff Dwellers 20ā X 12ā woodcut