After the exhilaration of creating my first digital images simmered down, I started longing for those large sizes that I had experienced with painting. But even thought I was discovering more ways to create larger images of satisfying quality, the size of my printer was still restrictive. So I needed to innovate. My first attempt to resolve this issue was to break down the image, which resulted in Triptychs images.

Ironically this size constraint was what guided me back to the simple qualities that I had first seen in the newspaper.

This image is printed with archival ink on Velvet Fine Art Paper, then mounted on Fine Rag Heavyweight Paper, signed and numbered according to the "Ethics of Original Printmaking" and presented with a Certificate of Authenticity. 

While it is numbered as a limited of edition of 20, very few copies have actually been printed, and it is more than likely that no other copies will ever be printed.

A few copies are still available.

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