Just Off The Press!
Treasures From The Secret Garden, Lithograph by Carol Moore
This print will debut at the ALOG @ Evolve Gallery in Sheperdstown, WV
October 6-9
This print will debut at the ALOG @ Evolve Gallery in Sheperdstown, WV
October 6-9
Explorations with Cyanotypes!
I like to work with real plants specimens in my work. I am fascinated with what light reveals about these specimens. I plan to push the boundaries of this medium and apply the results to my intaglio and lithographic prints. Stay tuned!
I like to work with real plants specimens in my work. I am fascinated with what light reveals about these specimens. I plan to push the boundaries of this medium and apply the results to my intaglio and lithographic prints. Stay tuned!
New Prints from my GAIA Collection
Queen of the Garden, Lithograph by Carol Moore
From My Gaia Collection, this print is lovingly dedicated to my mother Marie. Read more about it in my
"Behold My Heart Journal".
From My Gaia Collection, this print is lovingly dedicated to my mother Marie. Read more about it in my
"Behold My Heart Journal".
Pulling The First Print of My Lithograph "Holding Back"
A print about unrealized dreams, they can still come true!
A print about unrealized dreams, they can still come true!
"Sunflowers On Parade" By Carol Moore
Lithograph, Hand-Colored, 24" x 8", BFK Rives Gray Paper_Edition 3 EV
Watch them march, see them dance! What a joy it was to create this print and to study the Sunflower
from all angles.
Lithograph, Hand-Colored, 24" x 8", BFK Rives Gray Paper_Edition 3 EV
Watch them march, see them dance! What a joy it was to create this print and to study the Sunflower
from all angles.
Experiments With Hand-Coloring
This is a lithograph titled "The Dance", The edition was printed Black and white. Now I am experimenting with applying color to this lithograph using a method by which I color with watercolor pencil and then run it through an intaglio press to activate the color and make cohesive with the original print.
This is a lithograph titled "The Dance", The edition was printed Black and white. Now I am experimenting with applying color to this lithograph using a method by which I color with watercolor pencil and then run it through an intaglio press to activate the color and make cohesive with the original print.
The effect of the hand-coloring applied to these prints was so different, that I changed the title of the print from the original print "The Fall", to "Through The Rainbow". This print is a dramatization of orchid leaves as they begin to dry and fall off the plant.
I have been enjoying my new explorations in Lithography!
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