REEDS - monoprint by Susan Roden

REEDS

monoprint inks on paper

I have been gearing up for two workshops with one

completed this past Monday and Wednesday and the

second upcoming next week.

I really enjoy interacting with others, for at those times

the 'line' between students and instructors become blurred.

By this I mean, that amazingly one learns from one's

student in every session. Their creativity and manner of

execution is so unique, that it touches territories I may

have never thought of. So it's always a learning experience

for all involved!

With that said, I'm posting 2 monoprints I created last year

in a workshop at Remarque / New Grounds in Albuquerque.

Love REEDS for it's simplicity and fluidity!

Blue Monprint and additional pieces were created

specifically to use for a future life drawing with graphite.

BLUE MONOPRINT

monoprint inks on paper

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Sold! GLOW, by Susan Roden

GLOW 11" x 14" soft pastel SOLD - private collector So nice this pastel went to a wonderful home! Now I'll live in my memories of the Petrified Forest National Park, where I did a residency and was the inspiration for this painting. Thank you!

FRIDAY BREAK

2 + A HOLE 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel 8" square white archival matte, glass + gold leaf frame PRIVATE COLLECTOR It's been a long week getting everything together for the opening of Frayed , so decided I needed a sweet treat to chill out. Nothing like a frosted donut which is always so yummy! When I was young my Mother used to make homemade donuts, which is indescribable. At that time my sister and 3 brothers fought over the "holes", which were a perfect one-bite affair that always melted in our mouths. Those were the days!

MEMORIES AND FAVORITES

DIGNITY pastel SOLD - PRIVATE COLLECTOR After the holidays, I begun to reminisce of people from my past. Reflecting, I realize that life experiences have enriched me greatly in so many ways. Dignity is not only of a friend I lost touch with, but also a personal, favorite painting that went to another home. Fond memories.... gone but not forgotten.

SUSAN'S . . . PLAYING AGAIN!

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