Size with mat: 18×24
Reduction linocut in 4 layers printed on letter press with Gamblin and Charbonel inks, Edition of 14 original hand- pulled prints.
Flamingos were not considered native to Florida because they were mostly wiped out by early settlers, but new evidence came to light that they persisted deep in the Everglades and Florida Bay, but eluded our gaze. When utility companies began creating reclamation wetlands, the flamingos came back into sight causing a great stir a number of years ago. Flamingos were celebrated as true Florida citizens after all, so I created this piece. It is a 4 layer reduction linocut printed on a Linoscribe Showcard press.
Size with mat: 18×24
Reduction linocut in 4 layers printed on letter press with Gamblin and Charbonel inks, Edition of 14 original hand- pulled prints.
Flamingos were not considered native to Florida because they were mostly wiped out by early settlers, but new evidence came to light that they persisted deep in the Everglades and Florida Bay, but eluded our gaze. When utility companies began creating reclamation wetlands, the flamingos came back into sight causing a great stir a number of years ago. Flamingos were celebrated as true Florida citizens after all, so I created this piece. It is a 4 layer reduction linocut printed on a Linoscribe Showcard press.