Beam (to the head)
I live with neurological disease, and process a lot of my emotional junk associated with this by making migraine-inspired art. This is one of my very first migraine studies from 2018. You can read about my use of dictionaries and my first foray into printmaking in this blog post: https://www.elleandwink.com/blog/2023-9-why-a-vintage-dictionary
"Beam (to the head)" is my early work communicating my experience with migraine. The substrate is a vintage dictionary page from the New Deal era (the 1930s).
"Beam (to the head)" is a 5x7-inch acrylic monotype. It is sold unmatted, and it will fit in a standard mat/frame. It should be framed behind glass and displayed out of direct sunlight to protect the fragile, antique paper.
We make every attempt to represent colors as accurately as possible, but be aware that differences among screens and paint pigments may result in variations. Please read our Shipping and Return Policy before purchasing.
I live with neurological disease, and process a lot of my emotional junk associated with this by making migraine-inspired art. This is one of my very first migraine studies from 2018. You can read about my use of dictionaries and my first foray into printmaking in this blog post: https://www.elleandwink.com/blog/2023-9-why-a-vintage-dictionary
"Beam (to the head)" is my early work communicating my experience with migraine. The substrate is a vintage dictionary page from the New Deal era (the 1930s).
"Beam (to the head)" is a 5x7-inch acrylic monotype. It is sold unmatted, and it will fit in a standard mat/frame. It should be framed behind glass and displayed out of direct sunlight to protect the fragile, antique paper.
We make every attempt to represent colors as accurately as possible, but be aware that differences among screens and paint pigments may result in variations. Please read our Shipping and Return Policy before purchasing.
I live with neurological disease, and process a lot of my emotional junk associated with this by making migraine-inspired art. This is one of my very first migraine studies from 2018. You can read about my use of dictionaries and my first foray into printmaking in this blog post: https://www.elleandwink.com/blog/2023-9-why-a-vintage-dictionary
"Beam (to the head)" is my early work communicating my experience with migraine. The substrate is a vintage dictionary page from the New Deal era (the 1930s).
"Beam (to the head)" is a 5x7-inch acrylic monotype. It is sold unmatted, and it will fit in a standard mat/frame. It should be framed behind glass and displayed out of direct sunlight to protect the fragile, antique paper.
We make every attempt to represent colors as accurately as possible, but be aware that differences among screens and paint pigments may result in variations. Please read our Shipping and Return Policy before purchasing.
