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Alice Cook, One Step Away, 2014, Drypoint |
On a 5" X 7" zinc plate, I scratched in this landscape. I tried different techniques with the needle. Sometimes digging deeply with the needle and sometimes applying light pressure. The mountains and the lake are the focal point of the picture. I made five editions of this plate, each utilizing different wiping techniques. With this edition I wiped the center of the plate clean with the tarlatan, leaving ink on the outer rim of the plate. I like the effect that I got after running it through the press. This one is my favorite of the five, and thereby stamped it with the emblem of love. Enjoy!
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