Print Specifications:
Description: Multi-layered print, using Riso Serigraph (Gocco)
Size: 4 x 5.75 inches (the image); With edges around the print,
total paper size 8 x 5.75 in.
Colours: Japanese blue (pearl), Pastel yellow, Red, Gold, Pastel Pink, Purple
This Gocco Print (aka Riso Serigraph) was based on this collage/mixed media piece that I created:
Size: Same as print
Materials: Watercolour Paper, Watercolours, Pen, Pencil, Fabric, Glue, Buttons, Old Music Sheet, Decorative Paper
It’s been sooooo long since I managed to finish an artwork that I’m happy with. And yes, I’m quite pleased with this.
Anyway, here’s my little display of prints:
12 Limited Edition Prints (all signed and numbered [1/12, etc] in pencil, front)
3 stationery pieces (card and paper); 6 art bookmarks
By the way, this print was created over a period of 5 or 6 days at least. Since I’m holding down a full time job and all, I didn’t get to spend a lot of time on it on a day-to-day basis. I ended up just playing around with the print to begin with for about half an hour to an hour here and there. But, I guess there’s no other way to do it right now.
If you want to read about the process of creating this print, you can check out: Gocco Print: Layer by Layer.
Hmmm… now what do I do with all these prints? 
Technorati Tags: art, creativity, experiments, gocco, painting, print arts, print gocco, printmaking, prints, riso serigraph
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JO 09.06.07 at 6:47 pm
wow! those are really great pieces… i wish i have half of your talent.
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Kari 09.06.07 at 9:25 pm
I’m certain I know someone who would be happy to take one off your hands
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Wonderwebby 09.06.07 at 10:50 pm
really lovely. Not sure how you manage to find the time, between work and being a mother! I’m looking forward to the day when my hands are free to do some of my own artwork again. You have inspired me, thanks
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Heather 09.07.07 at 8:17 am
Hi Shai,
Those are really funky looking. I would normally love the cool tones, but am totally drawn to the top colours. Looks so much fun. I suppose you can just give them as gifts or sell them through etsy.
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kathy 09.07.07 at 2:05 pm
Lovely, just lovely!
Any chance you’ll be giving away any of those prints? 
Congrats for coming up with such creative ideas.
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Leon 09.07.07 at 5:44 pm
Some interesting artwork there. May I call it art?
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Rapids 09.08.07 at 5:00 pm
I will check this link (Gocco Print: Layer by Layer.) as only I have time
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Shai Coggins 09.10.07 at 5:03 pm
Jo: Thanks! But hey - you have YOUR talents, you wouldn’t want any of mine.
I think it’s not a matter ‘having enough time’ in my case. There’s never enough! But, I’m happy to forego certain things, to make time to do things that I feel are essential to me. 
Kari: Really? Do you think they’ll pay for it too? Hehe.
Wonderwebby: Glad to have inspired you.
Heather: Good to know that you like them too! Etsy might be a consideration one day. Just as a hobby or something (or a way to buy new supplies!). Not sure. We’ll see how it goes… But yeah, some family and friends will probably be getting some prints for Christmases/Birthdays. Haha. Although, having said that, I’m always not sure about giving art as pressies - unless I know that they really like what I do.
kathy: Thank you so much! Not sure yet. But, maybe I’ll do some kind of contest here or something. I’ll think about it.
Leon: That’s nice. Thanks.
Rapids: Thank you. Hope you enjoyed it.
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