Large 24”x32” Oregon White Oak prints on natural fiber papers, with a few combinations of blue, red, and white inks reminiscent of a blue all-seeing eye, or a nebula in space. (See photos and options - including blue/red on tan Korean Hanji paper, blue/red on blue mango paper with leaf inclusions, and blue/light blue on natural mulberry paper).
This slice of Oregon White Oak (Quercus garryana) is one that I picked up in Oregon’s Willamette Valley on my way back from the coast, along with a bunch of maple logs. It had been sitting on a fire wood pile for a couple of years, so fungus had colonized the wood, giving the print some of the blotchy texture breaking up the rings.
Large 24”x32” Oregon White Oak prints on natural fiber papers, with a few combinations of blue, red, and white inks reminiscent of a blue all-seeing eye, or a nebula in space. (See photos and options - including blue/red on tan Korean Hanji paper, blue/red on blue mango paper with leaf inclusions, and blue/light blue on natural mulberry paper).
This slice of Oregon White Oak (Quercus garryana) is one that I picked up in Oregon’s Willamette Valley on my way back from the coast, along with a bunch of maple logs. It had been sitting on a fire wood pile for a couple of years, so fungus had colonized the wood, giving the print some of the blotchy texture breaking up the rings.
