Local artists
Guy Diehl and
Claudia Marseille were at Magnolia Editions this week, employing both brand new and time-honored processes to create artwork.
Claudia used our freshly installed UV-cured acrylic flatbed printer to print enlarged versions of her layered encaustic paintings, using panels layered with modeling paste and gesso to create a richly textured surface:
Claudia Marseille at Magnolia with prints on textured panel, with a tapestry by Masami Teraoka
Claudia's impressive socks!
Master printer Tallulah Terryll prepares panels for printing on Magnolia's new UV-cured flatbed printer
Detail of prints on panel by Claudia Marseille
Claudia Marseille with print on panel and Nick Stone's dog Shelly
Detail of print on panel by Claudia Marseille
Shelly admiring a print on panel by Claudia Marseille
Meanwhile, still life master
Guy Diehl used another marvel of modern technology – the paintbrush – to hand-color a series of small etchings, scrutinizing each print through a loupe to perfect the tiniest details:
Guy Diehl hand-colors etchings at Magnolia
A view of the world through Guy's eyes
The tools of Guy Diehl's trade
More art by Guy Diehl from Magnolia Editions
Claudia Marseille (Artist's website)
2 comments:
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The pieces by Guy Diehl and Claudia Marseille really draw you in with their calm depth and layered detail. While reading about their work, I was also researching my cryptocurrency dissertation , and the contrast was refreshing.
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