Artist Information:
Scott Randall
Seattle, WA
United States
Member Since: Jun 2001
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Artist Statement:
Working with images from
currency, architecture and
everyday objects, I’m drawn to
the wonderful shapes I find in
the details of the details. In
them I have found an endless
supply of interesting lines
and patterns to work with.
I copy and enlarge the shapes,
transferring them to lino
blocks, which are then carved,
inked, and printed to paper.
Rather than destroying or
discarding the cut lino
blocks, I save and often
re-work them. They become part
of a library of material I use
in later prints. Over time I
modify and re-purpose many of
the plates, just as I do the
patterns and shapes they were
created from.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Shows:
Vases and Fives.
Pacific Dessert Company,
Seattle. April, 2001
Collections.
Wallingford Community Offices,
Seattle. January, 2001
Linocuts.
ArtSource, Seattle.
September, 2000
Works on Paper.
Starbucks, Juanita. August,
1999
Group Shows:
Western on Western.
ArtSource, Seattle. June 2001
Point of Origin: Western's Art
Alumni.
Western Gallery, Western
Washington ...
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Scott Randall's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Scott Randall's Portfolio. Browse Randall's body of work: Working with images from currency, architecture and everyday objects, I’m drawn to the wonderful shapes I find in the details of the details. In them I have found an endless supply of interesting lines and patterns to work with.
I copy and enlarge the shapes, transferring them to lino blocks, which are then carved, inked, and printed to paper. Rather than destroying or discarding the cut lino blocks, I save and often re-work them. They become part of a library of material I use in later prints. Over time I modify and re-purpose many of the plates, ... |
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