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Horseflesh Productions: February 2012

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Monday, February 20, 2012. Last linocut of 2011. This print is part of the Multiverse exchange at the SGCI 2012 New Orleans conference. I originally intended to carve this relief print out of sintra, which is what I tend to prefer, but the deadline was closer than it should have been due to my procrastination, so I opted for linoleum, which is faster and easier to carve but loses sharpness sometimes. This linocut is printed on a blue hemp washi, purchased from Hiromi Paper. Posted by Camilla Taylor.

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Horseflesh Productions: April 2012

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Monday, April 30, 2012. Postcards for pals, part 2. As part of my project to send out a printed handmade postcard to a friend for each day of April, Sent to Tommy H. in Chicago:. Sent to Colin Roe Ledbetter. And Debbie in Salt Lake City:. And here's Sarah's postcard in its new environment:. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Monday, April 16, 2012. Postcards for pals, part 1. Linocut on found paper, sent to the artist Tim Musso. Linocut on found paper, sent to the writer Nathan C. Martin.

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Horseflesh Productions: Three headed cat

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Wednesday, January 09, 2013. I wanted to give all my friends a present for New Year's Day. Originally, I though a family portrait (me, my partner, our cat) would be perfect, but the partner didn't want to be in it, and I thought it would send the wrong message if it was just me and the cat. So it became just the cat, Mulcifer, which I think was the best to begin with anyway. Two color relief print (a sintracut) with screenprint for the calendar bit. Printed with Gamblin's Portland black on Rives BFK.

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Horseflesh Productions: "Donkey" Collagraph Print

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Monday, October 08, 2012. Carborundum Grit Aquatint Collagraph on Rives BFK. I finished this collagraph last week, just three days before its intended unveiling. It was made for an auction, raising funds for the Obama campaign. I had an impassioned speech that I gave at the request of the hosts, but I will spare you it, readers. Here's the actress Jennifer Lewis auctioning off my piece. She was hilarious and amazing for all 2 hours of the auction. And a few more making of photos, this time without a cat&...

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Horseflesh Productions: May 2012

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Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Postcards for pals, part 3. Three new postcards sent to pals who live far afield from my home in Los Angeles. Linocut, screenprint, and watercolored postcard sent to Joey Behrens in Ohio:. Colored pencil and monoprint postcard sent to Paul Kaloper in South Dakota:. Linocut, monoprint, and chine colle with hand coloring sent to Miguel Aragan in Austin, TX:. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Friday, May 18, 2012. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post.

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Horseflesh Productions: December 2011

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Monday, December 26, 2011. Black field with white. I like it so much, that I salvaged one of the sheets that someone else threw away from the garbage, soaked it, and ran the ghost on it. The sheet had been crumpled and had a layer of wheatpaste one it already from the previous failed print, imparting an interesting texture to the final image. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Friday, December 23, 2011. The little boy, probably only six. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. This fello...

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Horseflesh Productions: January 2012

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Friday, January 06, 2012. Uno, dos, tres. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Monday, January 02, 2012. Black field with white, again. Monotype made with handcut paper stencil, and debris from the patio. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Uno, dos, tres. Black field with white, again. Each and every one of my teeth is a hero of inestimable virtue. View my complete profile.

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Horseflesh Productions: June 2012

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Monday, June 25, 2012. The Crowd I" Monotype. In printmaking, a print designates that something is reproducible in some way. A mono print. Is a print that is one of a kind, but incorporates something reproducible, like if I had used a woodcut or stencil in conjunction. But, since this is entirely hand painted before printing, it is a mono type. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Monday, June 18, 2012. The figure mimics the sculpture " But I didn't know. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Tuesdays - Sun...

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Horseflesh Productions: "Red Chair"

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Friday, March 22, 2013. Sintra engraving on paper, acrylic paint. 85" x 8.5" (unconstructed). This piece is also in the upcoming show Cloud 9. At the Trunk Space in Phoenix, AZ with a reception on April 5th. The piece has an inner chamber, and if you peer through the windows in his torso you can see it, too. Though it's difficult to photograph, I've attempted it to give you some idea. At left, you can see "Red Chair" inconstructed. And here's Mulcifer the cat, diligently overseeing me as I print. Subscri...

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Horseflesh Productions: March 2012

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Tuesday, March 27, 2012. I attended the Southern Graphics Council International Conference. In New Orleans last week, and my oh my, was it wonderful. The conference portfolios were pretty amazing, and I got to meet Katherine Polk. Whose work I have long admired. I made great use of the paper cutter I was gifted awhile ago. Posted by Camilla Taylor. Links to this post. Monday, March 05, 2012. I monitored another monoprint workshop on Saturday, and since there were so few students I had a chance to pull a ...