I have not made a large number of original prints.  It takes specialized equipment and a great deal of dedication to do them well.  I took classes at college in stone litho printing, in order to have access to the equipment used in the process.  On the top left of this page is a photo of the stone upon which I drew the image, which has to be backwards for it to print correctly (and yes, my model for this image was left-handed!).  As the image degrades, the quality of the prints becomes less and less detailed, to the point where a usable print is no longer able to be produced.  At this point, the stone must be cleaned off and a new image created.  On the top right is the print as it finally turned out.  To see a larger version of this limited edition print, click on the thumbnail below.

Hands of Man

Several years in the screen-printing business taught me that I much prefer the creation of images than the reproduction of them.  However, I have managed to do a lot of screen printing, mostly in t-shirt shops.  The one fine-art print I have done is called "Pride".  You can click on its thumbnail below to see a larger version.

Pride