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This is epic and necessary as an
artist... especially with screen printing. From the journey of concept,
to drawing and composition, to Photoshop, to being reliant on a printer (which
may or may not be problematic) to exposing a transparency, to proper exposure
time, to pressure of water while hosing out, to applying paint with varying
weather conditions, to hand registering (which is how I do my work) differently
each and every time, so many things can go wrong. This rings very true on
many of my pieces, but especially my "Family Crest" of the Campbell's
soup can. While doing this print, my transparency literally got eaten by
the printer... and I had to dig it out after search and rescue to even at least
fix the printer. I took this mess, slop, and did my best to flatten it
out, and found that I saw a lot of parallels of the image to myself and who I
felt I was that day. The image and what had happened to my work was what
happened, and as a person, I found it unique and wanted to keep going, use it,
and just "TRY".
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