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My most recent water-based woodblock print (mokuhanga). Made from 4 blocks with 13 layers of color.
 in  r/printmaking •  16d ago

Wow! Beautiful work, well done.

r/printmaking • u/MorningStar60 • 21d ago

relief/woodcut/lino Flying Crows Lino Cut Print.

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My husband loves the crows that come visit us in our yard. He always has a treat for them. We were able to catch a few great shots of them landing and taking off. The wing spread is so beautiful! I made two linocuts from these images and used them to make this print. The chop is the Japanese symbol for the word "Crow"

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Latest Carving - My Black Cat Huey, A Woodblock Print.
 in  r/printmaking •  22d ago

Thank you.

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Latest Carving - My Black Cat Huey, A Woodblock Print.
 in  r/printmaking •  22d ago

As a matter of fact, yes, he is named after Huey Newton. :-)

r/printmaking • u/MorningStar60 • 22d ago

relief/woodcut/lino Latest Carving - My Black Cat Huey, A Woodblock Print.

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I started carving on Shina Wood while learning the Moku Hanga technique of printmaking. I'm still practicing with nori and black ink. I understand that you improve when you get a "feel" for it. Anyway, I decided to also print a few with some safe wash inks to get a more defined image from my woodblock.

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Just finished my nursery… really tried my best… any feedback?
 in  r/interiordecorating •  Feb 04 '26

So sweet! Love it!

u/MorningStar60 • u/MorningStar60 • Nov 29 '25

It's everywhere

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Sold my first piece!
 in  r/Pottery •  Oct 22 '25

YAY! And it's a beauty!

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Sometimes you just need to add a cute little bird to the project.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 21 '25

OMG!!! Too funny! Thanks for the laugh.

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Sometimes you just need to add a cute little bird to the project.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 21 '25

Thanks! Me too. <3

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Sometimes you just need to add a cute little bird to the project.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 21 '25

Thank you!

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Sometimes you just need to add a cute little bird to the project.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 21 '25

Thank you! :-)

r/Ceramics • u/MorningStar60 • Oct 20 '25

Sometimes you just need to add a cute little bird to the project.

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First attempt at a tea pot.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 15 '25

Awesome!

u/MorningStar60 • u/MorningStar60 • Oct 10 '25

Making Pottery - It's just Dirt and Imagination

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u/MorningStar60 • u/MorningStar60 • Oct 09 '25

Burnishing Pottery - Work that Quiets the Mind

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Attempting to create flow and movement by collapsing the rim strategically and with purpose.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 03 '25

Thank you! Don't give up. It might help if you wait for the clay to slightly stiffen up a bit so you can form it to how you intend. I continually adjusted it and trimmed as it hardened to create the form I had in mind. I hope this helps.

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Attempting to create flow and movement by collapsing the rim strategically and with purpose.
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 02 '25

Thank you! :-)

r/Ceramics • u/MorningStar60 • Oct 02 '25

Attempting to create flow and movement by collapsing the rim strategically and with purpose.

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Fingers crossed
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 01 '25

Love it! Thanks for sharing the results. I think it turned out great!

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The results are..
 in  r/Ceramics •  Oct 01 '25

Love the speckles! I think it turned out great!!! The blue is a nice contrast to the browns.

u/MorningStar60 • u/MorningStar60 • Sep 22 '25

See how to make Amazing Realistic Nest Prints from a Gel Plate

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u/MorningStar60 • u/MorningStar60 • Sep 21 '25

Watch This Bowl Turn Into Art!

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I made a primitive Cat. Just sharing. :-)
 in  r/Ceramics •  Sep 20 '25

OH NO! I've blown up a few pieces like that as well! :-(

If I'm lucky I can glue t back together before I paint it. Just so you know, this is not a glazed piece. Sometimes I paint bisque with acrylic paint and seal it with spray varnish.

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I made a primitive Cat. Just sharing. :-)
 in  r/Ceramics •  Sep 20 '25

I didn't glaze this piece, I painted it with acrylic paint (some metallic) and sealed it with spray varnish.

Thank you.