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Have begun adding the first layers of oil paint over the egg tempera foundation. Second Mystic Animal Messenger also 25 years ago. Mystic Animal Messenger from 25 years ago. In the spirit of the Walking Man as an “Everyman” character- this is an older drawing of a city bound Walking Man greeting a woods bound Walking Man. The original drawing exploring the Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest Walking Man encounters God in the burning bush https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cn79xjaNQcY/ I needed a hinge that would be fully concealed where the door and case meet at 45 degrees and then to open a full 180 degrees, while fully clearing the cabinet opening and not taking up a ton of space at the same time.  There are still some kinks and latching issues that will be caused by this design- but it does seem to work. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cn2hIRiJ-vS/

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Bodark Obed Edom

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Print of Obed Edom framed in a re-purposed osage-orange (hedge, bodark, or bois d’arc) fence post

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Posted on August 9, 2015 by jackbaumgartner Posted in art, craft, design, land, prints, technique and process, transfer of energy, woodwork Tagged art, block print, Bodark, frame, Obed Edom, osage orange, printmaking, rustic woodwork, woodworking Leave a comment

New Block Print of Walking Man

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Here is a new linoleum-block print of Walking Man in the Prairie Grass with a little chickadee.  It is about 7″x8″, printed on BFK  Rives  250 mgs paper  cut to 10″x11″.  Prints of this edition are for sale.  Please contact me at playbanjo@gmail.com for details.

Posted on March 2, 2009 by jackbaumgartner Posted in prints Tagged block print, Lino-cut, prairie, printmaking, Walking Man, woodcut 3 Comments

Printing An Ornamental Block Print On German Linoleum

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The cuting, inking, printing, and proof of an ornamental lino-cut using an oak leaf motif using German brown linoleum.  7 1/2″ x 10″.

Posted on January 6, 2009January 6, 2009 by jackbaumgartner Posted in prints, technique and process Tagged block print, ornament, printing process, woodcut 1 Comment
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