Hippocampus

Pulp painting refers to a process of applying finely beaten pigmented cellulose fibers onto freshly made paper to create imagery. Sometimes this is done by applying a paint-like mixture of the pulp to the surface by hand [with a brush] and other times it is sprayed. Imagery is generated using a variety of techniques including hand drawn/hand cut stencils, silkscreens, kozo bark lace or free application. Pulp painting is done right after a sheet is formed, while it is still wet (and before it is pressed), allowing the imagery to be part of the paper.

Nearly all of these works are already matted with archival 100% cotton rag matboard and framed with a natural or black wood frame. However, they can also be purchased without a frame (see pricing in the drop-down menu). 

Images of framed pieces provided upon request.