Salish Sea Silkens – 6 of 18
Salish Sea Silkens,
6 of 18, varied edition,
linocut printmaking on cotton rag paper,
7.5×11 inches,
2021
Salish Sea Silkens
Salish Sea Silkens,
linocut printmaking on cotton rag paper,
7.5×11 inches,
2021
Salish Sea Silkens (5 of 18)
Salish Sea Silkens,
5 of 18, varied edition,
linocut printmaking on cotton rag paper,
7.5×11 inches,
2021
Love is Love 2
2010 –
5×7 inches.
Linocut printmaking on paper with acrylic paint.
Viola
2018 –
9×12 inches.
Linocut printmaking with three plates, an edition of 6.
Sketching By the Creek
2010 –
14×18 inches.
Linocut printmaking on rice paper, edition of 4.
This is a portrait of one of my art students drawing on a field trip.
Red Lanterns
2011 –
8×10 inches.
Linocut printmaking and hand colouring with red ink.
I made this print when I was at a printmaking workshop in Victoria’s Chinatown. The studio was on the second floor of a very old brick building. I looked out the window and drew directly onto the linocut plate. I really like the bright colours and bonsai-like trees on Fisgard Street.
Rainforest Frog
2011 –
4×5 inches.
Reduction linocut printmaking, edition of 5.
Reduction linocut printmaking uses a single plate for multiple colours. The plate is carved in stages for each colour. Each colour is printed over top of the last one until the final image is created. Because each stage involves further carving down the surface of the plate you can only produce a limited edition of prints.
Quail Crossing
2018 –
6×12 inches.
Silkscreen printmaking on paper, edition of 10.
I made this print at a silkscreen printmaking workshop at the Metchosin International Summer School of the Arts. I love seeing the families of California quails running around my neighbourhood. The babies are so tiny!
Pine Cone Fairy
2016 –
4×5 inches.
Reduction linocut printmaking, edition of 6.
I made this little sculpture with natural materials found outside, then turned it into this little character in my print.
Marine Collaboration
2017 –
12×14 inches.
A collaborative print made
by the Pender Bay 8, a group of printmakers (including Caroline).
Wood cut relief print, edition of 12.
This print was made by the students and instructor at a relief printmaking course at the Metchosin International Summer School for the Arts, in the floating lab of Pearson College on the surface of Pedder Bay, BC. The plate was cut into pieces with a jig saw and each piece was carved and inked by individual artists. We reassembled the pieces then printed them with a press.
Barred Owl
2013 –
8×10 inches.
Lift print on rice paper, chin colle and monotype print using a press. One of a kind.
I often see owls behind my house perched in the trees over the creek. I have taken many photographs of them. This print was made from one of my photos while I was at a monotype printmaking workshop at the Metchosin International Summer School for the Arts.
Barred Owl (detail)
2013 –
8×10 inches.
Lift print on rice paper, chin colle and monotype print using a press. One of a kind.
I often see owls behind my house perched in the trees over the creek. I have taken many photographs of them. This print was made from one of my photos while I was at a monotype printmaking workshop at the Metchosin International Summer School for the Arts.
Oliver Swain
2016 –
12×16 inches.
Multi plate linocut printmaking,
edition of 6.
This is a portrait of Victoria musician Oliver Swain, a very talented performer, songwriter, musician and teacher. I made a second edition of this print that I hand coloured as well.
Oliver Swain (hand-coloured edition)
2016 –
12×16 inches.
Multi plate linocut printmaking with pencil crayon hand colouring,
print 2 from edition of 6.
This is a portrait of Victoria musician Oliver Swain, a very talented performer, songwriter, musician and teacher.
