Kachemak Bay. Smoky Bay. Tika Kaq’, or simply K-Bay. There's nothing quite like this view to make me feel instantly at home. I saw this view every morning from the living room of my parent's house growing up in Homer. I've seen a lot of coastlines in Alaska, and this one remains my favorite.
Black and peachy-pink ink
White Japanese printmaking paper is 11"x14" with straighter edges.
Natural white, Medium weight Lokta paper approx. 11"x14: due to the handmade nature of the paper, prints may not be perfectly centered.
Open edition print
Titled and signed in pencil
Actual print size 8"x10"
Prints are individually inked and pressed using archival, oil-based inks on hand-torn paper. Lokta paper is a beautifully textured sustainable paper, handmade in Nepal with gorgeous flecks of fiber and texture. The Japanese printmaking paper is smoother, pure white and machine made. Each print is pressed by me resulting in unique variations between prints, perfectly original.
