So yeah, I'm kind of back again, er... all right, I admit, I hate doing blog stuff. It's my worst nightmare.
Anyways, I've been working on various and sundry stuff for my art show coming up in January, and working on stuff for Portland Studios, which you don't need to see just yet. In the meantime, check out
LasanksyArt for some of the most amazing intaglio prints I've EVER beheld. Yes, amazing. (I must say I like his later U.S. work better than his earlier work he did in his homeland Argentina). Lately, I've been getting quite a bit inspired by Mr. Lasanksy's work, and I'm not going to suppress it. I'm compelled (or whatever) to delve further into the wonderful world of printmaking, and this guy's stuff is doing the compelling.
Take a gander:
Over the period of 6 years, Mr. Lasanksy did
33 drawings expressing his horror at the holocaust. And they're not just little 8x10 sketches. The figures in the drawings are lifesize and larger. Follow the links from his website, and/or see
The Nazi Drawings website.
