Decided to get daring and add some thicker collage elements. This may go through the mail in one piece - I hope. The maximum thickness for a postcard is a quarter inch.
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Treetop Studio
The smell of the inks,the energy involved in working the plate, the feel of the paper and of course the magic of the press all play a role in printmakings allure. There are always new challenges to be met, problems to be solved and unlimited possibilities. At the end of a printing session, it is always magical to find out what lies "beneath the blankets".
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Treetop Studio
About Me
- Melody Knight Leary
- I create original hand pulled prints and work in a variety of less-toxic printmaking techniques. It's always magical to find out what' lies beneath the blankets of my press.
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- Another Exchange Project
- Prepping for Next Project
- Treetop Studio
- Final Mailart Piece
- Conflict
- Flight
- Top: Sentry - Bottom:Trio
- Vortex
- Apparition
- Top: Patriot - Bottom: Tin Soldier
- If I Only Had a Heart
- Woven
- Oh My
- So Mant Cards, So Little Time
- Migration
- Temple
- 1. Lone Bird - 2. Turmoil - 3. Quilt - 4. Security
- Wound
- 20 Mailed
- Waistland, Wasteland
- Top: Sticks & Stones - Middle: Guarded - Bottom: F...
- Red
- Contact Paper Transfer
- Mailart Continues
- At The End of the Day
- Feathered Nest
- Mannequins
- Passion
- Secrets & Shadows - Taunts
- Escape
- Circling The Drain
- Cut To Size
- Mailart Project
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Quotes
- “When the creative impulse sweeps over you, grab it. You grab it and honor it and use it, because momentum is a rare gift.” ― Justina Chen Headley,
Artists I Admire
- Kiki Smith
- Andy Goldsworthy
- Joseph Cornell
- Kathe Kollowitz
- Anselm Kiefer
- Antoni Tapies
- Jim Dine
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