Udaipur - perhaps the final print in the city series. It's a four colour print with a split fountain in the sky that turned out pretty well. 11 x 14 inches.

Two new prints, untitled, I printed for a two month show in the gallery space of Frame & Canvas on Bernard St. in Montreal. Gilles and Angela are amazing, great friendly people, and are doing a great job in the frame shop. More info on the show later - it will likely run through January 2010. These come in at 11 x 15 inches.

2010? I can't believe the decade is almost over. Yikes.

Next up is "Brasilia", a pretty psychedelic print in the city series. 11 x 11 inches, 4 colours.

This print turned out terribly. Sometimes I just don't know what I'm doing. My colour mixing and registration have been abysmal recently.

"Minsk". Yet another city print. I'm selling prints and odds and ends at Expozine this year and trying to get a few new ones finished.

"Los Angeles", another city print. Three colours, close to 15 x 11 inches. Notable perhaps because this was the first time I mixed color according to combinations in a handy Pantone colour swatch book. I couldn't really figure out what colour I wanted the sky to be. What is that colour? Pink? Brown? Purple? Anyways, the darker part of the sky contains 10 parts red, 4 parts blue, and 4 parts black. It came close enough to the colour I was aiming for.

This is a new print in a series of prints of cities I have never been to. "Lhasa", 11x15", four colours. I have made and am printing a few of these cities in the next couple of weeks. It's a series I go back to every now and then. I think it's the first one I've done this year.

The most recent monoprint. It is around 16x20 inches, four colours.

I have a "in progress" pile of prints I keep printing on top of, layers upon layers, some more than others. I print more randomly on some than on others. This one is an example of a monoprint with less detail and texture, not as many colours as most. I had kept it on the pile for a while, but looking at it again, I think it's done.

It's hard to keep white space on a print when I work in this way. I like how this one turned out.