Tidepooling
This California gull was standing on a bed of mussels and barnacles, seemingly impervious to their jagged edges and the pounding waters that crashed on the rocks, threatening to wash him away while he fed. I found out later that gulls eat starfish along with the rest of the rock’s inhabitants.
This California gull was standing on a bed of mussels and barnacles, seemingly impervious to their jagged edges and the pounding waters that crashed on the rocks, threatening to wash him away while he fed. I found out later that gulls eat starfish along with the rest of the rock’s inhabitants.
This California gull was standing on a bed of mussels and barnacles, seemingly impervious to their jagged edges and the pounding waters that crashed on the rocks, threatening to wash him away while he fed. I found out later that gulls eat starfish along with the rest of the rock’s inhabitants.
Each woodcut is an original. The inking and hand pulling processes are labor intensive, contributing lovely individual differences and insuring a small edition size. Prints are wrapped in archival paper, and shipped flat. Please contact me with any questions or concerns. Framed prints are available through my galleries.
Print size 16x22, image size 13x19
©2018 edition of 23Reduction wood cut print using 2 plates,
12 ink colors printed on BFK Rives warm white