Mays Mayhew
Collaborator: Mays Camarata
Associates: Mike Camarata, Scarlet Camarata, Gray Camarata
Aurora, IL
maysmayhew.com
I use graphite on paper to create highly realistic figurative art. Occasionally, I add watercolor, colored pencil, or gesso to heighten details.
Chris Charles
Rochester, NY
moonrabbitpress.com
Limited edition letterpress prints from carved linoleum & wood blocks, hand-set type, and experimental techniques. I like to push the limits of my presses & play with new methods of typesetting.
Hiroshi Ariyama
Ariyama Studio
Chicago, IL
ariyamastudio.com
Hand printed multi-colored limited edition screen printing of Chicago and its neighborhood scenes. Water base ink and acid free paper used.
Stephanie Keller
Inkling
Chicago, IL
theinklingshop.com
Inkling has thoughtfully curated a selection of printmakers that use handmade techniques. These include linoleum carving, silk screen and wood block printing.
Chicago, IL
judyzeddies.com
Techniques include monotypes, collagraphs & screen prints, many in combination. I think of my work as an uncommon look at everyday objects. All work printed by the artist; editions of 25 or fewer.
Lee Galusha
Chicago, IL
origamionly.com
Folded paper gives life and movement to my butterflies, dragonflies, peacocks, etc. A colorful 3D visual experience, which changes from different angles and lighting it gives an uplifting sensation.
Adam Hoffman
Salt Lake City, UT
ahfractals.com
I use math equations to create fractal geometry which I layer and color to create complex organic feeling scenes. My work is created from scratch, it is not photomanipulation of any kind.
Ken Swanson
Racine, WI
Etsy Store
I make linoleum block prints. I carve my original design into a block of linoleum, print it on white archival paper using black oil ink, then hand-paint the result with transparent acrylic inks.
Jim Brown
Vancouver, Canada
I photograph lonely trees along my journeys- after modifying the images I hand print them to plaster- the imagined forests are individual images collaged together to represent a journal of my travels.
