ART FROM THE STUDIO
Teaching what grows from it.
ONLINE ART COURSE COMING SOON!
INK ON THE EDGE
A self-paced, mixed-media art course exploring:
alternative suminagashi,
simple book making,
asemic writing,
minimalist mark making and more!
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Natural Ink E-Books
A digital version of my NATURAL INK BASICS book straight to your inbox!
Learn to make your own natural inks at home using kitchen scraps, flowers, fruits, vines, twigs and more!
This 72-page full-color E-Book includes all the tips, tools and materials you need to leap into the pleasures of ink-making and start your own ink-making adventure!
INK RECIPES INCLUDED:
Avocado
Copper Acetate
Broomrape (Orabanche)
Oak Gall
Iris Flower
Red Cabbage
Acorn Cap
Horsetail (Equisetum)
Walnut
Turmeric
Ivy Berry (Hedera Helix)
Pokeweed (Phytolacca)
**The book also includes how to use different modifiers to shift the acidic or alkaline quality of your ink- and also the color!
And dozens of tips and insights from my own ink-making journey!
**This listing is for an electronic book in PDF format written in English.
***No hard copy/book (or anything else) will be physically sent to you.
This book is not to be shared or resold, it is for personal use only please and thank you
Learn to make your own black ink from scratch using vines, twigs, and sticks!
Documented in my studio in the hills outside of Florence, Italy, the 58 page e-book will walk you through the steps of how to make your own carbon black ink at home!
Here's what people are saying...β€β€β€
βSTUNNING visuals and lovely guide to ink-making that I canβt wait to delve more into. This is such a treasure to anyone wanting to dip their toe into natural ink-making, deepen an existing practice, or appreciate art that is a result of a labor of love. Highly recommend!β
βBeautifully done. Better than described. Beyond my expectations!β
**This listing is for an electronic book in PDF format written in English.
No hard copy/book (or anything else) will be physically sent to you.
Once your purchase is completed you cannot be refunded as digital products are not refundable.
This book is not to be shared or resold, it is for personal use only please (and thank you!!
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Studio Studies
This triptych was inspired by the view out my studio window on Monte Morello, just above Florence.
Working with my handmade watercolors, monoprint collage, metallic pieces and raw pgments on Arches watercolor paper, I explored the quiet rhythm between land and skyβ simplifying the landscape into gesture, color, and movement.
The three panels are designed to be displayed together as a triptych, allowing the composition to breathe across the space between them.
Minimal yet vibrant, the work reflects the changing light and energy of the Tuscan hillside.
Details
Original mixed media painting
Watercolor, monoprint, metallic leaf and raw pigment
Arches paper
Triptych (three pieces)
Each panel: 10 Γ 14 inches
Sold unframed
*Ships carefully packaged from my studio in Tuscany.
A selection of original studies in watercolor, ink, and mixed media on fine art watercolor paper.
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Collection
Coming Soon!
This triptych was inspired by the view out my studio window on Monte Morello, just above Florence.
It was made with watercolor, ink, graphite, and monoprint collage pieces on Arches watercolor paper.
The three panels are designed to be displayed together as a triptych, allowing the composition to breathe across the space between them.
Minimal yet vibrant, the work reflects the changing light and energy of the Tuscan hillside.
Details
Original mixed media painting
Watercolor, ink, graphite, monoprint, metallic leaf and oil pastel
Arches paper
Triptych (three pieces)
Each panel: 11 3/4 Γ 16 1/2 inches (30 Γ 42 cm)
Sold unframed
*Ships carefully packaged from my studio in Tuscany.
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Water, paper, ink -
since 1973.
Iβve been in conversation with these materials for as long as I can remember β
drawn to water, pigment, and paper with a kind of devotion that has only deepened with time.
This isnβt a trend for me. Itβs a life practice.
My process
Embracing new forms and color palettes.
Experimenting with materials and tools.
Sitting with pieces until weβre friends.