These are the result of a mostly painful encounter with paper making.

They are 40% Abaca and 60% unbleached cotton frames that I molded on a vacuum table. The frames vary from 4 inches tall to 4 feet. The narrative that reads in the images are based on a theme I was exploring last year that can roughly be summarized as my misconceptions about my family history.

I just took down my show that I had up at Central Stamp, Corner of Parc and Sherbrooke in Montreal ( Catherine helped). I was up from October to Mid-November. Its a great 50 year old shop where they make custom stamps and much more!

Still Here
LIthography on BFK

Rainbow Rolls are back in business

Scape 1
Lithography on BFK

A serious struggle with printing

My First Go at the Vandercook Letter press!

Series of AA girls, intended as a parody of the exceeding over-sexualized and ridiculous adds that have recently been published. The text that is not posted but accompanies these images are of actual wanted adds. I did for the 4th issue of Sparks Zine.
Screen Print

Triangle Walks
Intaglio Monoprints on BFK