Thayer Academy Juried Show

State: MA

Dimensions: 22 x 17 x 18
Please describe your printmaking process.: double-sided family debris monoprints used to form abstract paper sculpture. Compositions of family debris items are layered on inked plexi plates, using foam blankets & careful pressure adjustments for embossed prints. Materials: charbonnel aqua wash inks, rives bfk paper, printed collage & thread

State: MA

Dimensions: 22 x 22
Please describe your printmaking process.: monoprint with mixed media: compositions of family debris items are layered on inked plexi plates, using foam blankets & careful pressure adjustments for embossed prints. Materials: charbonnel aqua wash inks, rives bfk paper, printed collage, thread & grommets for ‘floating’ installation.

State: MA

Dimensions: 14 x 25
Please describe your printmaking process.: I painted inks on a plexiglass plate laud paper on top. The ink transferred to the paper

State: MA

Dimensions: 22 x 16 x 1
Please describe your printmaking process.: Two copperplate etchings were printed with Akua inks, hand colored with foraged plant inks (rumex seed,black walnut) and sections cut out to reveal the underlying U.S. geologic survey map of bedrock strata.

State: Oregon

Dimensions: 16 x 11
Please describe your printmaking process.: I use stencils and litho ink to create multiple layers of form, color, texture and pattern. My images are abstract, but are based on topography.

State: NY

Dimensions: 26 x 19 x 1
Please describe your printmaking process.: Etching ink applied to zinc plate transferred to Rives BFK paper

State: MA

Dimensions: 18.5 x 22 x 1.5
Please describe your printmaking process.: hand pressed • brayer rolled paint • hand sewn beads

State: MA

Dimensions: 16 x 16
Please describe your printmaking process.: I have carefully broken the stitches of an old tattered and torn quilt fragment named "Evening Star". I created prints from the inside of the quilt fragment by sandwiching it between two inked flexible plates. Opening the plates, I gently removed the quilt fragment and printed from each plate.

State: MA

Dimensions: 20 x 16
Please describe your printmaking process.: I have carefully broken the stitches of an old tattered and torn quilt fragment named "Evening Star". I created prints from the inside of the quilt fragment by sandwiching it between two inked flexible plates. Opening the plates, I gently removed the quilt fragment and printed from each plate.

State: MA

Dimensions: 26 x 32 x 1.5
Please describe your printmaking process.: This work was created through a multiple plate process involving reductive techniques, ghost images and rich color overlays with graphite mark making..

State: MA

Dimensions: 26 x 32 x 1.5
Please describe your printmaking process.: This work was created through a multiple plate process involving reductive techniques, ghost images, rich color overlays and graphite mark making.

State: Massachusetts

Dimensions: 14 x 11 x 1.5
Please describe your printmaking process.: I manually did this print not on the press. Feeling of a summer print then I did mark making to finish it.

State: New Hampshire

Dimensions: 18 x 32 x 4
Please describe your printmaking process.: Monotype collage of silk, layered onto a form and then removed once dry. These are three dimensional pieces that are transparent and can be hung in a vareity of ways.

State: MA

Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 1
Please describe your printmaking process.: First I cast a pharmaceutical gelatin plate. Using transparent acrylic ink which is very sensitive to texture and detail, I create images using plant material and found (mostly manufactured) objects. The images and colors are layered and interrelated. .

State: MA

Dimensions: 20 x 12 x 5
Please describe your printmaking process.: The process for TROIS is collating several completed Gelatin Plate Monotypes into a paper engineered piece which folds out into a three-sided figure. This is a three dimensional piece best seen on a pedestal

State: MA

Dimensions: 28 x 21.5 x 1.5
Please describe your printmaking process.: Monoprint/Collograph These plates were built inked and printed. The pods are the reoccurring image in this series.

State: Massachusetts

Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 1.5
Please describe your printmaking process.: I first draw on the block of wood/carve it. I then inked the block/printed it. I then cut out the part of the buildings I wished to use. I have a lot of papers I have monotype printed on. ( colors, shapes, etc.) I went through the printed papers and choice ones I want to use. I glue everything.

State: NY

Dimensions: 10.5 x 13
Please describe your printmaking process.: I make two to three photopolymer intaglio plates for each image. Then I print them over each other in a variety of different colors exploring the range of effects I can achieve from the various combinations. I create all unique prints.

State: MA

Dimensions: 15.5 x 15 x 0.75
Please describe your printmaking process.: This piece is composed of a drypoint and then collaged with other drypoint elements on top of it.

State: NH

Dimensions: 12 x 9
Please describe your printmaking process.: This image was made by combining linoleum cut technique with gelatin plate monotype.