while I'm here, please also enjoy this three year old sketch I never posted of "stack of books with legs" Jim Kirk and feral-bearded-Disco-era Spock

ID: a black and white pen sketch of Spock and Kirk sitting at a table playing traditional chess. Spock is bearded, wearing a sweater, and is moving one of his pieces. Kirk is wearing glasses and watching.

A print paying homage to "the premise" - the Vulcan calligraphy reads "ashayam" (or "beloved") & the pose is based off cover art from this Star Trek novel 🛰️💫🪐

ID: a multi-layer relief print. In the center is an image of Spock holding Kirk in his arms. Around them are borders of blue with white and blue text. Above and below, text in the Star Trek font reads, "to boldly go where no men have gone before." On the right and left sides is Vulcan calligraphy which reads, "ashayam."

before + after glazing

ID: two photos of my hand holding a ceramic plate, showing a mama killdeer and three chicks, with a border of leaves, branches, and blackberries. in the first photo, the plate is matte bisque-ware, and in the second, it is glazed and shiny.

ID: A relief print of a grey coffee percolator with a green and pink trout overlaid on top. Pink type around the image reads, "there's a fish in the percolator."

stages of printing

ID: six photos of a print in progress. the photos begin with layers of grey ink to create an image of a percolator, with green and pink added to show a trout inside.

ID: a letterpress print of Albert Rosenfield's monologue from Twin Peaks, set in an old style serif font. The type is printed with brown ink on tan paper.

happy twin peaks day, a national holiday on this blog

country butches, I love you

-> stone lithograph + two layer silkscreen // click here for variants

ID: two identical prints, one with blue ink and one with brown. the composition is of two butches, one sitting and one leaning against a wooden fence. there is a tree behind them to the right and grass beneath them.

variants on my country butches print // see the edition here

ID: four identical prints of two butches, one sitting and one leaning against a wooden fence. there is a tree behind them to the right and grass beneath them. the prints are made using different combinations of blue and brown ink, on white and cream paper.

what to do with all your scraps/misprints/random bits of paper you can't bring yourself to throw away? bind them into a sketchbook 🌾📖🌦️

ID: Four photos of spreads from a hand-bound book. The pages are interspersed with prints of a grassy landscape, a truck, and a collage of vegetables.

"soda fire," 7.5x10.5" linocut // I still have some of these available, if you're interested you can message me here or on instagram

ID: a print on cream paper with black ink, of a kiln firing at night. on the left two people in respirators and gloves are spraying soda ash into the kiln, and a large plume of smoke is rising over them.

ID: four spreads from a hand bound book, made with cyanotype images of Bruce Springsteen.

scrap-book bound with Bruce Springsteen cyanotypes leftover from another project 📖🪡

ID: a video of me flipping through a hand bound book with collaged cyanotype images of Bruce Springsteen. The cover is blue book cloth with a window cut out, so you can see through to the inside.

might fuck around and set Albert's monologue to Harry in 30pt type

letterpress printed poster for the core show that wasn't

ID: a poster printed on dark grey paper with silver ink. on top is a relief print of a can of sardines, and below it is type that reads, "gallery north, oct. 4th 8-10"