Failed lithographs

Three lithographs that turned out bad either after the 1st roll up or the 2nd on the press. These are how they were before it happened. First two are the original drawings on the stone, the last one is showing the result of the 1st washout and roll up.

New Lithographs

A more refined and a more experimental approach for these 2 lithographs I did this semester. I wanted to experiment all the way but I could only manage to give up the details when I had almost no time left, which resulted in the man with the guitar. The tusche wash didn't come out as I'd hope it would but it was a very fast work so that's a victory to me at least.

The first one was inspired by the Carl Sagan book The Demon-Haunted World, representing science as a candle (or lamp) in the dark. More works on this theme will come on a different technique, copperplate etching and engraving.

Lithography II - 2008/1

The last 3. The colored one was very hard to do, but unfortunately didn't pay off very well in the end. 5 plates. I'll try to post my woodcuts done along these 3 periods next week. See ya there.

2007/2 Lithography II

These are the first 4 of the second period of lithography. The litho stones used here are slithly larger than the A3 format, giving a little more freedom to work with, but still i was too limited and did not fully use the space available. They're also in order, from the top.
On this period i couldn't finish the task of 8 prints, finished only 4 and had to continue on lithography II the following semester.

Continuation (2007/1)

The last two prints of the period, a little larger. Titles are - Tribute to Alighieri and Pallas Athena.

First period 2007/1 - Lithography

I thought it would be fair to show everything since the beginning instead of picking the ones i judge the best, I'm sure that i will improve tremendously from now on, so, no shame at all! These were my first 5 prints in the workshop of lithography. The first contact was fun but not very successful... In chronological order, from the top.
Titles of the second and fifth - Expansion and Keisei, respectively. - to be continued-