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- Day 83: Zach want pizza
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- Day 79: Nude Ravioli
- Day 78: Mega Moon via Lofi Celli
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3 comments:
Really cool! Love that he's holding exhibits!
Congratulations to Jeff! I love that piece. What is it ~ I mean, what type of print? What process does it go through to get that?
Sandy, This is a standard chromogenic print, mounted, and painted on top with encaustic (wax). I used mostly clear encaustic, but added a little color here and there. I really like it for the texture it adds to the surface, and the ethereal opacity that it creates.
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