100 Views of Mt. Fuji has captured my imagination for as long as I can remember.
The work of Hokusai and Hiroshige has inspired and influenced the way I see and paint the landscape. So...I am pleased to announce that with support from a Fellowship Grant from Telluride Arts I will be going to learn the art of Japanese woodblock printmaking this June at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center! The class is titled Japanese-Style Woodcut Printmaking & the Western Landscape, taught by Tom Killion. This ties the painting I have been doing here in Colorado over the last two decades to a new medium and way of capturing the landscape.
Over the next year I plan to work on a series of twelve prints of the Lone Cone (more on this iconic SW Colorado mountain in my next post).
The work of Hokusai and Hiroshige has inspired and influenced the way I see and paint the landscape. So...I am pleased to announce that with support from a Fellowship Grant from Telluride Arts I will be going to learn the art of Japanese woodblock printmaking this June at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center! The class is titled Japanese-Style Woodcut Printmaking & the Western Landscape, taught by Tom Killion. This ties the painting I have been doing here in Colorado over the last two decades to a new medium and way of capturing the landscape.
Over the next year I plan to work on a series of twelve prints of the Lone Cone (more on this iconic SW Colorado mountain in my next post).
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