Our printshop has ended up, for reasons neither Lisa nor I can remember, with an uncommon amount of yellow ink.
Some of this yellow in is Akua Diarylide Yellow, which is a rich, lovely yellow that cries out to be used.
I took advantage of this yellow-glut yesterday, carving a lino block of an abstract sun into Japanese vinyl, and printing 50 copies to become part of a larger date book project I’m working on:
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It strikes me, in the scheme…
It strikes me, in the scheme of things, any amount of yellow paint is probably “an uncommon amount!” :)
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