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Jennifer
Alpaugh
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Using plants and flowers from my daily wanderings
along the coast, I have developed an ongoing
series of botanical prints using cyanotype on
watercolor paper.
I have also worked in the mediums of silkscreen
and monoprint using portraits and landscapes
as subject matters.
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jenny1alpaugh@gmail.com
tangerinearts.net/jalpaugh
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Kristina
Ayala |
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The artwork I create is inspired by many years
living by the water. The whimsical quality of
sea creatures real or make believe inspires
me. My favorite printmaking processes are etching
and relief printing. While my themes are often
reoccurring, the two different printing processes
lend themselves to different styles of work.
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kristina@pufferfishpress.com
pufferfishpress.com
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Kathy
Dybeck
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Much of my work in recent years consists of
doing a mixed-media approach to art, using printmaking
as a base, with other work that I've done, in
handmade paper, abstract painting, cyanotypes,
and textiles, added. Cyanotypes are the precursor
of photography and a form of printmaking that
I've done /taught for 20 years.
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fogbeltkd@aol.com
kathydybeck.com
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Monte
Leach |
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The process of creating monotype prints is deeply
enjoyable for me. Through the creation process,
I feel there is a connection made between my
everyday self and a higher, more soulful aspect
of myself. I hope this soulful connection is
also awakened in people who view my work.
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monteleach@hotmail.com
mesart.com/mleach
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Ethel
Mays |
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I began printmaking as a black-and-white film
photographer trained by a master printer in
the production of fine, archival photo prints.
When I started making monotypes, the palette
knife became my primary tool producing prints
that "suggest a world with action that we may
see in dreams or deep thought."
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ethel_mays@yahoo.com
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Thorina
Rose |
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I am a San Francisco based artist and educator
on the Illustration Faculty at the California
College of the Arts. My work encompasses projects
such as books, product design, advertising,
non-profit and magazine work, and I have exhibited
internationally, and was a finalist for the
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s SECA award.
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thorina@thorinarose.com
thorinarose.com
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Barbara
Sizelove |
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My prints are large scale ( 24" by 30") linocuts
with multiple mono print drops to achieve rich
color and patterns. My recent work draws on
familiar insect imagery through a larger than
life lens. My focus is on composition, and the
ability to describe tiny life forms in a revealing
way.
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bbqsizelove@gmail.com
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Norma
Tannenbaum |
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Focusing on monotype and linocut printmaking,
using oil based inks, I enjoy using images of
everyday objects, graphics and plant material.
Using methods such as chine colle and stencils
add to the creation of interesting and beautiful
prints.
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n_tannenbaum@sbcglobal.net
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Pauline
Yeckley
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A San Francisco printmaker, my recent works include etchings, aquatint, and monoprints, which I print at
Fort Mason City College and FOGBELT STUDIO.
Swimming in San Francisco Bay and searching for the best birding spots are two of my favorite outdoor activities.
The inspiration for many of my printmaking images comes from these adventures.
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yeckley@rocketmail.com
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