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Documents the processes and work of artist Judy Barrass for the Australian environmental art festival Floating Land in 2013.
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You're never alone, if you've something to share
"Lachman writes about philosophical and mystical ideas with exceptional grace, forcefulness and clarity."—The Washington Post
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This is lovely. I am sharing the link with a little printmaking group I am part of.
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Thank you, Suzanne. I’m wondering if I’ve invented the term ‘Eco Collograph’. I’ll be sharing the process soon. Can’t be around my blog as much as I want at the moment. Tides of life and all that.
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I think you have invented the name. I haven’t heard it before. I look forward to reading about your process. I hope things are going well for you.
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Thanks, Suzanne. The moment is pivotal!
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Love seeing what you are doing Ann.
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Thanks Susan. Not able to post often at the moment and snatching time for art is difficult. I see you have been busy with your lovely work. Good luck with your Open Studios. I would dearly love to ‘nip over’ to Rhode Island but alas, cannot! I looked up ‘dodonoids’. I suppose it is a development of ‘dodona’.
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Love seeing what you have been doing Ann.
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