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1 hour ago, James Durrant said:
C = Chicory. A wartime alternative to coffee but still enjoyed by many people
I enjoyed the coffee with chicory that I tried when visiting New Orleans.
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5 hours ago, Cassel said:
I would like to see the image on your Day 2 project to be "straight"
Here is the linocut with no other distractions. This IS straight...and how the artist wants the viewer to see it. Looking at the magazine page I decided to try a revision of the layout. See what you think of this now...
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Here is my page 3 DEBRA LENNOX ART - PACIFIC OCEAN. Featured is her etching called Salmon on the Fin. As you can see, the fish is diagrammed for consumption. This is one of my favorites of her work but unfortunately, she sold it and there are no prints left either. ?The title font is still Agency. The background is another of her watercolors, "Finding Magic," that was an impressionistic treatment of the Pacific, and I used a Hard Light layer effect.
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43 minutes ago, Sue Thomas said:
I added a quote from rat, from The wind in the Willows
Sue: I can see there's some text in white on the photo but at forum size, it's unreadable for me. Can you post it separately?
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10 minutes ago, Susan Ewart said:
Love the quote!
Me, too! ❤️
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These are all beautiful! Hoping to get page 2 done today. syl
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9 minutes ago, Susan Ewart said:
I dont know what a reduction linocut is
I didn't either so I looked it up. (I searched using Bing this time.) My search yielded these facts: "Reduction linocut is a method of block printing in which each colour layer is carved into the same lino block. Part of the design is carved into the block and printed. The process is then repeated for each layer of colour. The design is often printed working from the lightest first to darkest colours last. Often referred to as a ‘sabotage’ print."
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2 hours ago, Susan Ewart said:
Day 1
I rotated the template so the camera would look inward. I couldnt bring myself to put the title sideways. After all, my masterpiece will be in bookstores near you soon, and in the rack, after the first row you just see the top title of the magazine. ?. I used a retro font for the word "camera" and in red, a power color in photography.
Since it's my first time through this workshop I will wait to see where we go with this cover.
There is magazine covers I see in the forum I wish i could buy in the store! Great work everyone.
Beautiful cover and camera, Susan. I'd buy that magazine in an instant!
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M = Maxwell House - a common American brand. Their catchphrase is "Good to the last drop!"
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I do like this kind of challenge. I'll see what I can do.
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35 minutes ago, Sue Thomas said:
I know the meaning of spare. As you refer to the extra template in another sentence. So, what does, the spare, clean look of the format mean.
I was referring to #3 - "clean, elegant" definition, not #1- "extra" definition.
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1 hour ago, Sue Thomas said:
Does the doe have a black tip on its tail, or is it the fence. I'm only curious.
On closer examination, I'd say that black is the fence; looking between her back legs.
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Magazine Workshop 2023
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And the love between you and Poncho shows in every photo and layout. I feel the same about my cats. Since I am 82 and they are 13 & 9, who knows who will go first? If I'm ever left alone without at least one of them, I might adopt an older cat. They languish in shelters and deserve some love in their waning years, also.