By Nicole Simpkins
Artist: Heather Brown, art major from northern California
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Medium: Intaglio-etching and aquatintAbout the process: The artist paints a copper plate with a protective layer, then “draws” on the plate by removing this where she wants to “etch” dark lines or shapes. The artist then lets the plate sit in a bath of acid, which burns the lines and shapes into the plate. These areas catch and hold ink. The artist prints the image by squishing the inked plate and a piece of paper through a printing press.
About the print: Heather is interested in exploring mutations and abberations in the female form, creating Frankenstinian monsters from myths of women.
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