Nom Nom Nom bunny altered Gocco print

Description

My bunny friends, Hodge and Yoshimi share an unquenchable desire to munch on paper. This habit of theirs has led to the destruction of quite a few of my books, magazines and drawings over the years. But, the times are changing and the bunnies have decided to put their considerable munching skills to creation rather than destruction. The three of us collaborated on these pieces. I drew out the lettering and they got to work taking delicate bites from the prints, shaping each with precision and great care.

The image is printed by hand using a PG-5 Gocco from Japan in orange and white ink on pale grey cardstock and then mounted on another sheet of tan paper. The paper is acid free, archival, 30% recycled and generally measures 5"x7" though exact dimensions will vary. The listing is for one print even though the image shows three. Each print is shaped free-mouth by the bunnies and no two prints will be exactly the same.

The prints all come signed (I initialed for the bunnies) and numbered. This is the first edition of prints made with this screen. I will never print the exact same color combination again but I may reuse the screen in the future in a different way.

Prints will be mailed safely in a clear envelope inside a rigid cardboard mailer.

Please note that the true color of the print may vary from what you see on your monitor. This print does not come mounted or framed.

Copyright is not transferable with the sale of these prints and no reproductions in any form can be made without the permission of the artist, Elise Towle Snow.

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Added on Oct 14, 2009