PRINTMAKING
Work from my time at Stanford University and the creative explorations that followed.
Before the murals there were the prints that inspired them.
Printmaking came before everything else in my studies as an artist, at least in a professional setting. Going to school at Stanford, I found a home away from home in the print studio and had the opportunity to hone in on the style and subject matter that most interested me. I kept the lessons I learned there in my back pocket as I tied new mediums.
“KŪKAʻILIMOKU”- OIL ON WAUKE PEPA
MAHIOLE AND NIHO - A CYANOTYPE STUDY
“GIVE EM GRACE” - WOOD BLOCK PRINT
“KEALOHAPAUʻOLE” - WOOD BLOCK PRINT
“MAHIOLE” AND “AHUʻULA” - WOOD BLOCK PRINT
KŪKAʻILIMOKU SPRAY PAINT AND STICKER
“KŪ” - OIL ON HANDMADE PEPA
Various other prints
