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I am an interdisciplinary artist and printmaker, living in Vermont since 1994. Inspired by the natural landscape I use imagination and memory to look beyond realism to make a statement about the pastoral landscape tradition in the 21st century. Contact: Please view my complete profile below. All work copyright Phillip Robertson 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016
Monday, March 28, 2011
Greensboro Bend
March 26, 2011
2-plate blockprint
6"x4"
Finished a small edition of 28 prints and feel good about my final color choice. Fifteen of them will head to Oregon to a print exchange exhibition and I will frame one of them. I was thinking about my hanging scroll project and may try a new idea around sewing some of these prints together. Instead of creating a hanging scroll, I am thinking about sewing nine of them together in a grid and stretching them like a canvas. It dawned on me that I could then frame them like a painting. Might be the new direction I have been looking for.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Full Moon, East Hardwick
March 19, 2011
Pencil on Paper
7"x5"
Went out to view the amazing full moon this weekend and it did not disappoint. Walked behind the grange hall around 9 p.m. and stood in the deep snow for a few minutes. The total lack of clouds made it bright enough to see in the dark to draw.
There is something very peaceful about standing and observing the full moon. The light spreads across the snow-covered landscape and makes everything seem to glow.
Pencil on Paper
7"x5"
Went out to view the amazing full moon this weekend and it did not disappoint. Walked behind the grange hall around 9 p.m. and stood in the deep snow for a few minutes. The total lack of clouds made it bright enough to see in the dark to draw.
There is something very peaceful about standing and observing the full moon. The light spreads across the snow-covered landscape and makes everything seem to glow.