PRINTS
Barbara Endicott drew on an expanded PVC foam square with the idea of making a print, using a light turquoise ball point pen to "draw the whites." Then she inked the plate with waterbased Speedball ink to see how it would look when printed:
Barbara Endicott's foam PVC plate,
print-in-progress
So I tried to repeat the idea, of "drawing the whites." I first tried to tint the plate by covering it with pencil, though that wasn't dark enough. Then I drew into the foam plate with a white gel ballpoint pen. The pen was hard enough to gouge the foam, but I don't know that it actually made any white marks:
Deceptive photo --
the lines do not protrude,
but rather are gouged into the PVC foam
Our Desert Triangle Print Carpeta exhibition opened at the University of Arizona Art Museum in Tucson on Saturday, June 10th, 2023, and they made a couple of Instagram posts about it:
3 Gatos Press and Manuel Guerra are already preparing for an exhibition and "Print Off" in Guadalajara on the 8th of July, 2023, at the Galeria Sepia GDL:
- There will be a closing for the Ambos Lados exhibition on July 15th, at the El Paso Museum of History
AI ART
There are more AI Art tools coming out everyday, and I used a couple of new ones for free -- Clipdrop and MusicGen:
I "uncropped" an AI art image I made in Midjourney
I made test prints on June 14th,
on the large scale printers at Quelab,
the top is from Photoshop (after image was enlarged),
the bottom is from Vinyl Master (unenlarged image)
Then I added AI music created with MusicGen, to make the video below. I actually uploaded a song to the demo program, and the program made an AI variation of that song:
Hecho en AI
- Matt Wolfe let me know about Clipdrop on his YouTube: The AI News You Most Likely Missed This Week!
- MattVidPro AI let me know about MusicGen on his YouTube: New FREE/Open Source Music Generator - It Destroys Google's Model
OTHER EXHIBITIONS
Monty Singer has a pastel hanging at the Albuquerque Museum right now:
Also Karsten Creightney, UNM professor, has some prints hanging at the Albuquerque Museum:
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