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Artwork
New Growth
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On Summer's Margin
Drawings
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Paper & Inks
Flora
a void
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Hibiscus syriacus Paper
Fallen Leaves & 1st Snow Ink
Wild Grape Ink
Staghorn Sumac Ink
Goldenrod Ink
"Alley" Ink
Acorn Cap Ink
Black Walnut Ink
Charcoal
Watercolor
Invasive
Invasive Drawings
Invasive at VisArts
Garment for Growth
Creeper
Façade Series
Portable Plant Studies
Firewood
Projects: 2007-2013
Marker
Woodlot
Siblings
Making Amends
Wilderness Studies
Flagging/Fireweed
There Is No Place
Transplant
A Safe Distance
Socks Wars
Double Balaclava
Union Suit, Shirt/Sweater Series
Knitted Objects
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CV
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Studio Process & Material Making
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Black Walnut Ink
Black walnut husks are covered in water and simmered for a few hours
2019
The husks are strained out and the liquid is brought back to a simmer for a while longer.
2019
A small batch of the liquid is removed for testing. A small amount of isopropyl alcohol is added as a preservative (this also dilutes the intensity slightly).
2019
The walnut ink can be simmered to reduce further if a darker ink is desired.
2019
