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Benito

Benito

$425.00

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Size

13 in x 17 in
Medium

Linocut on Paper; Simple Black Frame

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Started this linocut about a month ago, I finally Started this linocut about a month ago, I finally got the opportunity to print it. Here’s the carving process and the final edition.
Working on my second ever woodcut, I started this Working on my second ever woodcut, I started this woodcut out of curiosity for it. I walked by @raamenstallings studio and saw that he had nicely cut wood planks, so I took one. The duality of finding what you need when you weren’t even looking for it, he’s also my good friend lol. My subject matter is myself, around this time I work on my yearly portrait. For the past 5 years I’ve archived my art journey and grow through a reflection of creating a portrait. Last year was a Drypoint and this year a woodcut. Can’t wait to share this piece during my show solo coming up in the summer!
The Tetra Pak started as an alternative for glass The Tetra Pak started as an alternative for glass bottles of milk. The @contemporaryprintcollective hosted a workshop where Steven Chapp demonstrated this new technique to me. I’ve been doing Drypoints (Plexiglass) for the last year and enjoyed the distinct marks of the medium, I always wish there was a softer way to create the marks. The Tetra Pak is perfect, it’s cheap and the surface is soft. Stay tuned for all the tetra paks I’ll be experimenting. #tetrapak #tetrapakprintmaking
Spent some time in the studio—here’s the print Spent some time in the studio—here’s the printing process. Before printing, I had to cut the paper and create a registration, which acts as a template to align the linoleum block and paper for repeatable prints. This was a fun print of a corn. I still don’t have a title yet, but I plan to think on it—maybe it will come to me randomly. I ended up making five prints in total for this piece. Lately, I’ve been splitting my time between painting and the print studio. Printmaking was my first medium and the reason I became an artist. If it weren’t for this medium, I probably would have pursued a career in engineering. Sometimes, your purpose finds you when you’re not even looking.
Made a limited edition of 10 Lino prints for valen Made a limited edition of 10 Lino prints for valentines. They are available for $20, send me a DM. 💌
First printmaking class of the year @artcentergvl, First printmaking class of the year @artcentergvl, check out the bio for dates. Enjoyed teaching this class and using blues and yellows!
Check out the new install at Falls Tower gallery, Check out the new install at Falls Tower gallery, thank you for the opportunity to exhibit among such a talented group of artists @premierartscollective Hours for Falls Tower Gallery: Weekdays 7 AM to 6 PM
Carving away on this linocut. I got the opportunit Carving away on this linocut. I got the opportunity to do a residency back in December @trilliumartsnc and my love for cows was expanded. I got to see them everyday as they roam the hills of North Carolina. When I grew up in Mexico it was a normal sight to see them every day. Here in the US living in a city is a joy to see them on rare occasions when traveling.#linocut #carvinglino #cows
Print pull for an edition of 20. I had the opportu Print pull for an edition of 20. I had the opportunity to participate in my first print portfolio exchange with @contemporaryprintcollective with the goal of creating a print based on the word “Liminal”. I had a great experience working on this piece from the concept to the final printing process. At the ended i printed over 40 prints but only having 20 in the edition. Sometimes you make mistakes and it allows you to grow, thank fully I had Steven a member of the print collective show me how to better set up for printing a more consistent edition.
Working with new colors! For over 5 years of my pr Working with new colors! For over 5 years of my printmaking practice I’ve stuck with black ink on white paper. I am exited to experiment with other colors and paper tones. For this piece I decided to use a light pink shade to substitute for the traditional black ink. I’ll be doing an edition of only 10 linocut prints. #Linocut#linoprint#gravado
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