Art for Sale

Climbing trees can be one of the greatest joys of childhood, or adulthood.

These strawberries were once in a patch with their friends. But they decided to cast out on their own and found themselves here — alone in this whiteness, confronting the blank space of pure possibility.

retal knihT. won tcA. Part of a two-part series demonstrating how block prints are printed flipped horizontally.

You know you want this. Don’t think about it too much. Just buy it right now! Then eat some donuts! Part of a two-part series demonstrating how block prints are carved reversed.

Coffee Cat is a Capitalist with three Capital Cees. He uses Caffeine to get the job done. Lately though he's been losing the faith of Late Stage, and re-evaluating his life choices, and thinking of getting into Tea instead.

He believes in taking only pictures and leaving only footprints, because that’s the kind of guy he is. Commonly mistaken for the common werewolf.

Made as a gift for multiple people at the same time. Who knew cellos were so beloved?

This mushroom’s magic expands to fill the space. Unfortunately, this one has lost its snail.

When I was growing up, everyone in my family learned how to skate at the same time they learned how to walk.

Experimental version of Chess Knight with a outline border.

It moves awkwardly but it does its best. We have to work within our limitations. A gift made for Brenden B.

It is very hard to capture the softness of the sage leaves in a material as hard as linoleum.

A clove hitch is self-tightening and adjustable. But in some ways, it’s insecure. This is in no way metaphorical. One of the four main climbing knots, along with the Figure 8 (doubled), Bowline, and Stopper.

Left snail is obsessed with going left. Not its left but your left. If you turn around it will actually start moving in the opposite direction, but will turn around as soon as you look at it again. Because of this, progress is slow.

In Chinese tea culture, drinking tea is a form of active meditation that involves all the senses. One contemplates the heft of the metal pot; the sweet, cooling echo of flavors; and even the warmth radiating through the chest and limbs as one sips each robust cup. But what do you do if your teapot is a linocut framed on your wall? You just look at it. That’s all you can do.

There’s a fine line between a thin line and an even thinner one. An experiment with laser cut birch plywood to see how thin we can print lines using block printing techniques

The same great taste, less filling.

Some people prefer tea over coffee, and with no cats inside. There's no accounting for taste.

Nothing hits the spot quite like a cup of black coffee. With a lot of fur in it. Or an entire cat.

Hand-pulled noodles have a special “bouncy”, chewy texture. Hand-pulled prints are extra crunchy.

Coffee Cat finally found time for a vacation, but he really doesn't know what he is doing. Still, the views are beautiful. He's fretting a bit about the cost of this little excursion.

Octopuses use tools, navigate mazes, open jars, and create gardens of stones and shells to decorate their dens. As you can see, they also stare into the middle distance. What are they thinking of? This they keep to themselves.

Lino Dino, as her friends know her, is loved partially for her ability to reach the tall shelves. She sometimes awakens from nightmares where she gets tied into a knot, but thankfully that hasn't happened yet.

The vines entwine foreground and background, soil and sky. Everything seems to be moving, because in reality, everything is.

Sometimes you just need a guiding star, and here is one for you.

Harmonium is the [redacted], symbolizing the [spoilers], which as we all know [redacted], from the Brandon Sanderson novels. Interestingly, [redacted].

An accidental printing turned into one of my favorite pieces.

Art made by the inscrutable Reasonable Jenny. Foolishly begun as an attempt to make all of the Major and Minor Arcana, such plans of mere mortals are quickly abandoned. If we thought through our projects properly before beginning, we would never start anything, being paralyzed by the fear of how much damn work everything is.

Today is a good day, you saw a turtle!

We ride at dawn!

Made as an instrument of seduction, this is the print that got me back into doing lino. These mining bees are native to Wisconsin and super-important to our local ecosystem.