After finding this fungus in a hollow tree in a parking lot, I have been doing a series of walnut ink drawings on mineral paper. … Continue reading
These are the pages of my book Mapping Shakespeare’s Tragedies: King Lear, Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, which was included in the show, The Book’s the Thing: Shakespeare from Stage to Page, at the New Mexico History Museum from February 5 to … Continue reading
I will be showing two books in the Exhibition of Handmade Artists Books at the New Mexico Capitol Rotunda Gallery in Santa Fe. The opening reception will be Friday, September 18, from 4-6 pm, and the show will run through … Continue reading
Yesterday I installed one of my working journals in the “Book of the Month” case at the Taos Community Auditorium in Taos, NM. I make my own journals so I can create the size I want, with the paper I … Continue reading
Here are two new hanging boats. “Comock’s Umiak” was included in “Pulp” in March and April at the Santa Fe Community Gallery, and “Adrift in the Great Unknown” will be included in “Parch” at the Open Space Gallery in Albuquerque, … Continue reading
I am so pleased my book “House of Cards: Plaza Blanca” was chosen to be the Book of the Month, to be displayed in the Taos Community Auditorium, September 29-November 20, 2014. The Book of the Month is a collaboration … Continue reading
The back of the finished book. Pulling “Rio Chama Water Log” from the river Yesterday I went to Abiquiu and fished my water log of the Rio Chama out of the river. It had been soaking in the water for about … Continue reading
The show at the Abiquiu Inn is up, and I am pleased with how it looks. I have envisioned my work in that space for a long time, and it was gratifying to see it become a reality. The opening … Continue reading
These are part of a series of ink drawings done with sticks and sumi ink on 30″x 20″ Fabriano Artistico HP paper. They are based on macro and micro images of the natural world: the flow of water, air, and … Continue reading
This gallery contains 10 photos.
These ten digital prints were made on an Epson scanner. I placed ten separate objects on the scanner and scanned the result. I then removed one of the objects, rearranged the rest, and scanned again. I continued to replace the … Continue reading