Cajun artist George Rodrigue sought to “graphically interpret the Cajun culture,” by preserving its land, people, traditions, and mythology on canvas in the face of a progressive world. In the early 1990s his Blue Dog Series, based on the French-Cajun loup-garou...
For this tiny, snowy landscape, I used a cube of varnished walnut and added a tapered whitewashed liner made of ash, a naturally whiteish-yellow wood. The sweeping grain pattern adds a subliminal icy-cold breeze to the viewing experience blowing from left to right. ...
This is a picture of The Barringer Crater outside of Winslow, Arizona taken by my client with his iphone, then printed and stretched on canvas. This 4 foot wide canvas needed something substantial, both visually and structurally. A thick, deep, solid walnut frame with...
A cube profile is as tall as it is wide. When you stain walnut in a transparent black stain, you “ebonize” it, allowing the warmth of the walnut to come through and create a rich, warm black color without loosing the texture and grain pattern walnut...
Another wood cut print by Tucson artist Joe Marshall, “Strap” is framed in a 3/4″ wide and 1-1/2″ tall walnut cap that’s been oiled and varnished. It also has an extra deep white 8-ply 100% cotton mat. This framed print is currently...
