Lithographic print with watercolor. This is an example of a very limited run, hand printed lithograph created following the traditional method utilizing a highly finished limestone block and applying grease to the surface. The greased area is then etched into the stone and a layer of gum arabic resists the acid creating the white areas.

Lithographic print with watercolor. Most of the subject matter has a very organic feel to it due to the nature of the medium. The grease pencil and stone do not create a rigid environment for the creation of crisp angular shapes, however I have been able to achieve a high level of detail and still retain a flowing application of the medium.