Working representationally, I love printmaking as a daily practice. The versatility of the medium allows me to constantly evolve my personal expression using hand-cut stencils, woodcut, and linocut. I can honor each distinctive style in my work or I can combine several printing techniques to create my own language in one monoprint. I like feeling that my printmaking skills echo the lineage of the hand-carved woodblock that is part of the tradition of Old and New Mexico. Each print pulled from my press is crafted with care and tradition.
Una Mesa en Barcelona, 12″ x 18″ lithograph printed in Oaxaca, edition of 10, $250
Blue Table, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, 24″ x 42″, edition of 5, $750
Tranquilina’s Magical Vision, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, 24″ x 32″ 24″ x 32″, edition of 5
Sabor de Oaxaca, monotype and chine colle (one-of-a-kind), 44″ x 31″, $600
The Last Stories of Col. Marquez, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, edition of 5, 24″ x 36″, $650
El Girasol en Jarron Azul, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, edition of 6, 24″ x 36″, $650
Pecos Sunflower, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, 24″ x 36″, edition of 5, $600
Night Turns Into Dawn, monotype and chine colle (one-of-a-kind), 44″ x 31″, $600
New Mexico Tumbleweed, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, edition of 5, 30″ x 24″, $550
Remnants of My Journey, monotype and chine colle (one-of-a-kind), 44″ x 31″, $600
Crows Over the Rio Grande, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, 48″ x 24″, edition of 5, $850
Chagall’s Suit, woodblock print from jigsaw cut-out, 24″ x 36″, edition of 5, $750
