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I recently finished this woodblock print for the cover of the debut album of the Minneapolis folk band, All the Islands. The album itself is titled Modern Man, and will be released later this month.
The print is a reduction print cut from Japanese Shina wood and is 5.5" square. Hand printed on Mingeishi Natural paper.
Small reduction woodblock print of a view of Central Park in late fall. Sold out.
The view across Lake Superior to Palisade Head in the distance, from the top of Shovel Point in Tettegouche State Park. Sold Out.
Into the North is an illustration from the children's book, If You Want to See a Caribou.
The story takes place in the northern region of Lake Superior. It's a two-block reduction print.
A view of the Gallatin River between Big Sky and Bozeman in southwest Montana. This is a one block print with watercolor added after printing.
The Gallatin River; a narrow section as it flows north from its source in Yellowstone toward Bozeman.
A cold, still, late-winter morning in Central Park; the Bow Bridge and upper east side buildings in the background and the rest of the city already in motion.
While hiking, I glanced up and this is what I saw. I'm still not sure what kind of hawk it was, but it was big, and against the blue and white, a striking sight.
A scene from a Boundary Waters canoe trip. The water was still and glassy enough, without a sound anywhere, that it was almost surreal to see the island and clouds perfectly reversed in the water. My print doesn't do it justice.
From the northeast side of Shovel Point in Tettegouche State Park on the north shore of Lake Superior. When the waves are big they crash off the wall with dramatic sound and spray, and beautiful colors. Well worth the hike to see it.
Red Sky at Morning is a five-block print I just finished, printed from poplar wood, 5" x 5", on Somerset paper. It was a little bit trickier to print than I thought; the hills and sky were touchy in terms of value and how the colors printed when layered on top of each other. I guess it's always a learning process.
This is a two block reduction woodblock print of the Gallatin River in Montana.
It's another view from about the same place along the river where I've done several prints.