Vessels in Dreamtime No.13 P02614-P00168 Wider stacking sets are more

Wider stacking sets are more comfortable when sizing up

Each slab is rolled out and the pattern is carved into it before assembling

after which any remaining fine alterations can be made with reduced risk of loss due to breakage

and lime green anodized are arranged asymmetrically

There is an over-all weathered effect that is etched into the plate that gives the final print an antiqued look and irregular border

Vessels in Dreamtime No.13 P02614-P00168 Wider stacking sets are more"Vessels In Dreamtime No. 13" is on cradled birch pane. It is based on the artist's response to seeing an exhibit of Aboriginal art in Brisbane, Australia. She decided to do an homage series to Aboriginal Art. In Aboriginal art, they use only the symbols of their tribe, mostly abstract symbols to represent life. And they use the use of dots for their technique. So, she decided to make up her own symbol; the vessel, which could represent various types