Sue Colozzi was my only workshop student at the end of September and she produced some really nice prints ( a tiny bit enhanced for a better view). She especially loved doing the rustprints because it’s the only way she’s ever made something abstract! The truth of it is that we both learned a lot during the experience. Working with her made for a fun day and helped to make me a better teacher.
EnteSue Coluzzi’s rust print.
Sue’s eco-print.
Sue’s eco-print.
Sue’s eco-print.
Although I missed being out there for most of the summer, I’m making good use of my time. I’m especially glad to have the time to experiment with different mordants and in using them different orders. Also making some great tannin concoctions is a fun and interesting thing to do. It’s amazing how long I can work outdoors in my tent. When all the pots and crockpots and the coffee urn is on (for hot water) it warms up pretty quickly.
Mordanted in soy milk, tannin made from sumac, birch and symploco.
Mordanted in alum acetate, soy milk, and soda ash.
Mordanted in alum acetate, soy milk and calcium carbonnate. Dyed madder and goldenrod. Achieved some nice discharge here.
Linking up with Nina Marie at Off The Wall Friday!
My prints looks great! Love the colors in yours! Sue (my last name is Colozzi ☺)
On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 9:22 AM, TURTLEMOON IMPRESSIONS wrote:
> turtlemoonimpressions posted: “Sue Coluzzi was my only workshop student at > the end of September and she produced some really nice prints ( a tiny bit > enhanced for a better view). She especially loved doing the rustprints > because it’s the only way she’s ever made something abstract! Th” >
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You did a great job! I’m sorry I erred on your name! I will correct it! now I wonder how many times I’ve done that!
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Very lovely prints!
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