analog processes
an exploration of making
old to new —
Adding physical details through analog processes can elevate a work. The techniques may be “old-fashioned,” but the results don’t have to be. Through studio classes and workshops and personal endeavors, I’ve explored letterpress, cyanotype, bookbinding, screenprinting, quilting, hand sewing, and more.
Left: Cyanotype produced from a digital negative. Right: Screenprint floral with letterpress type.
Made by hand.
What a nice sentence.
My latest form of creativity: sewing. Patchwork curtains, hand-quilted wall-hanging, and pieced together rice bags
Ceramic figure, hand carved and salt fired
Peachy Keen, a letterpress poster created at Tipoteca in Cornuda, Italy with Emmalea Chan
Sketchbook with hand-stitched coptic binding and screen printed cover
Mixed media illustration / Paper kite featuring pen and ink illustrations