Well, here it is, a year late but sometimes the oxen run into troubles...I dedicated this print to those who taught us to keep the plow in the ground no matter what life brings. After all, the fields can't wait and the harvest won't come if we don't keep working. So here it is, a little woodblock print in the Japanese tradition; must say I enjoy the change in process.
Aside from that, I wanted to do something to benefit Haiti and decided to use my ebay store to do just that. So from now until the end of February, maybe longer, who knows! I will donate pretty much all my profit from auction sales on ebay. The donation happens automatically when a purchase is made and it makes me happy to know that my art is being used for the good of all those poor people.
Two more prints already on the bench, an engraving and a puzzle collaboration print. It feels good to be back in the studio and this year I vow to keep the plow in the ground.
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Never too late to plow. Nice moku hanga!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with keeping the plow in the ground in the studio! All the best Maria. Great Oxen Print.
ReplyDeleteIt is good to have you back in the field, plowing along with the rest of us. Very nice print.
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