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P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell

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Manipulation of an sketch

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on April 5, 2015 by ptartistApril 5, 2015

Murrelet complete wColor

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Current work…

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on April 4, 2015 by ptartistApril 4, 2015

Rodin draft 5 Twig circle
I have added a bit to my Rodin Exorcism piece, and at left is a digital manipulation of a new sketch inspired by a piece of sculpture at Northwind Arts Center NWDC exhibit.

The sketch is only 8″x5″, the Rodin piece is 18″x24″.

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Proofing plates without the press…

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on April 1, 2015 by ptartistApril 1, 2015


I am working with various low tech matboard 3″x3″ plates for a print exchange. I have made some 12 foil covered collagraph plates, and eight shellac over cut matboard plates, but have not yet printed all of them! The first six foil plates are too irregular and don’t quite please me: some are not square, and the relief is not enough: I have been working into all the prints with colored pencil. Love the yellow glow monoprint background with the red & green though.
The shellac flower plates have been proofed without a press, last night in art class. Next to print them on the press!

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More work, more work, more work…

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 30, 2015 by ptartistMarch 30, 2015
Paths to a House 2010 print now final

Paths in the Neighborhood

Excavation II

Not Quite Final (yet)

 

Excavation II
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Progress on my Exorcism Series

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 27, 2015 by ptartistMarch 27, 2015

Draft 4 dark background Draft 4 tidy
I am trying to decide if the upper background should be dark, so I have these two digital images to compare before proceeding further on the original.

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Old prints & salvaged chess box…

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 25, 2015 by ptartistMarch 27, 2015

I modified a portable chess game box that I found discarded without chess pieces to create this small reliquary. It is 2.5″ x 5″ x .75″ closed, & opens up flat to 5″ x 5″. Thought I was done with the first two images, but I could not leave well enough alone, so kept going. Not a big improvement, I am afraid!


I replaced the chequered chess board outside pieces with sections of an enhanced monoprint, also used to line the inside of my box.Then I added the “artifacts” on the inside, which include found animal teeth, a shell, a stone, and an intricate seed pod. So now here is another of my personal “spirit boxes”: something of a small shrine. This one is small & portable enough to pack to take traveling :-). The magnetic latch & hard plastic will allow me to store a few small items safely inside: maybe a pair of earings?Encounters

This is another more complete piece that started as a monoprint, now titled “Encounter”. I had no idea where this piece was going until I added one of the dog figures using a stencil made from contact paper… the piece took off from there, and I like it now. Not sure if these are feral or fully wild “dogs” 🙂

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At the Print Shop Working Today: Corvidae Press

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 21, 2015 by ptartistMarch 23, 2015


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Upping the Ante: black is the new black

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 20, 2015 by ptartistMarch 23, 2015
A bit murky, but now presented a doubly hinged “card”
Open the card to this, then use tab at right to open the “window”

Now I love this one!
Section I retouched

Section II w/Additions
Finishing touches & presentation for a 2010 monoprint

Black is the New Black

This is mostly about finishing… three older monoprints with more work, and #1 and #3 are newly cropped to feature bettter design, focus, or detail. The last reworked piece is pastel on black canvas, now given a color boost and the addition of blacker black!

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More rework on a bad print gone right?

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 17, 2015 by ptartistMarch 20, 2015

Bad print gone rightI gave this piece to a friend for her (St. Patrick’s Day) birthday…

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Sketchbook Project Entry #5 in the mail today

P.T. Artist Sandra Stowell Posted on March 16, 2015 by ptartistMarch 16, 2015

My fifth entry to the Brooklyn Art Library annual Sketchbook Tour went in the mail today, meeting the extended deadline of March 31st. This sketchbook will be on tour across the USA soon! Here is a sample of images (click a thumbnail to view the full images). The complete slideshow will be available soon.

The mailing envelope
Frontspiece
End pages

Reading the book

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