A part of the process I very much enjoy

I’d quite forgotten how much I enjoy the signing of a print. It is a full stop to a sentence. It is relaxing to me. A row of pencils at the ready begins the process undertaken with care; there’s little room for error. This is the recent print you are well familiar with now, being signed some weeks past now.

(Out of interest, here is a look at several new prints I am working on in collaboration with Louise.)

Parcel all the way from Australia

Mobile in process. Part II

I am still making the mobile for the exhibition. I am trying to finish it before the Infamous-Summer-Heat hits us here. I will soon start the balancing and hanging process. Until then, here are some birdies...

Parcel from the US of A

Flying to your door

From this bed, with the wings of a bird, I flew to the sea as I slept last night. (detail) (Gracia Haby, lithographic offset print 2010)

Here is my finished piece, a five-colour lithographic offset print (the fifth plate being a green to enhance the scales of the fish and the feathers of the duck to really make them sing). It is now wending way by plane to Holland. I wish that I, too, could fit inside that box.

Slideshow of the book

Mail from Madrid

All safe and sound, Juliana!

Fish phone is ready

... and it turned out exactly the way I wanted it.

Mail from Sweden

The mailman made my day today...

Thanks Alexandra!

Caroline's silkscreen, Als een vis/Like A Fish

Titi's silkscreen for the book, vissenkomvrouw