Finished!

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Took awhile, but finally done and while it is not a very pretty looking bird, I find it an interesting one :)

And now onto the next one, either a flower or if I get the plates cut, the horses.

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  1. Rolina9:35 pm

    It is absolutely astounding, this really is one of the best prints I have ever seen!

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    1. Jennifer Rose9:39 pm

      thank you :) now to try to hand print it sometime this month :p (or finish building the press) just need to find the time. I have about a dozen plates that I need to print lol

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  2. Jeanette Jobson10:23 am

    Fabulous print Jen. So much detail and such an interesting bird. Gather all your plates and head to a local printmaking place, they usually let "outsiders" use their presses and often supplies for a small fee. A couple of hours and you'd have lots of prints made.

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    1. Jennifer Rose11:01 am

      Unless you join the local (in Dundee) printshop, you can't use the presses. and there are charges on top of that :/ not horrible prices but literally poor art student living on loans at the moment lol which don't start up again until the fall. I have a few ideas how tp print them until the press is finished, needs welding :)

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  3. Jennifer Rose10:59 am

    Thanks Ann :D

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