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Artist Sees Herself In A New Way |
It’s a pleasure to introduce you to one of the clients I worked with last year, Jody Florman, an incredibly talented artist and visionary. In our work together, Jody did her “work from within,” getting clear that within herself, she held a lot of resistance to the life that wanted to unfold for her. As with many people, she had a preconceived idea about how her life “should” be going. However, when she opened up and realized that the different way that her life was flowing was actually on purpose and good, more abundance came her way, in many forms.
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My paintings are a combination of intuition and deep inner listening. Each piece is an invitation for myself and the viewer to deeply explore the energy that in-forms the images I paint. My work begins with an internal impulse that evolves into a vision of color and form. Then I begin to paint. I talk to each piece- What are you? What comes next? I allow each piece to transform and grow. As each painting unfolds I am in awe to realize I am able to manifest my work through the alchemy of energy, vision, oil and color.
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xcen > deRAltavista
xcen > deRAltavista
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Giclee Prints
A giclee (ghee-clay) print is a type of art reproduction that is the closest duplication of an original artwork that is humanly possible. These prints are produced by enhanced digital ink jet printers, specifically designed for the precise criteria of reproducing fine art for collectors and museums alike. It is fast becoming an acceptable industry standard. Giclees have the added benefit of making artwork more affordable to everyone.
The work Giclée itself is French, and means spurt or squirt, in this case meaning, “spray of ink”. From a hundred ink jets more than a million droplets of ink per second are sprayed on a canvas or watercolor paper spinning on a drum. Once completed an image is comprised of almost twenty billion droplets of ink. The latest Giclée printing technology enhanced the standard four-color process to an eight-color process.
The resulting print has no perceptible dot pattern, an endless array of richly saturated color, and every nuance of the original image. Archival, water based, light-fast inks are used sealed by uv-resistant coatings. The inks and coatings are archival, rated to last 70 years or better in museum conditions (indirect sunlight, art lighting, climate controlled environment). |
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