Andy Farkas

The process of give and take can be a beautiful cycle or a terrible downward spiral. It is one reason I find such deep communion with nature. Nature gives and gives — there's nothing it holds b...

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Join me at Momentum Gallery in downtown Asheville SUNDAY FEBRUARY 11TH FROM 2-4 PM. I'll be talking about my work as well as demonstrating my carving and printing processes. After that I'll be i...

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When the image for this print came, for some reason I saw the rabbit as a leader of sorts—as a character others wanted to be or follow—a character that seemed to know something that I did not...

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I"m so grateful to have had the opportunity to create a new work commemorating Outward Bound NC's 50 years of service. Read some of my thoughts and feelings on the print, process, and being a par...

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Peek into my creative process and color sketching style with this watercolor sketch.

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Woodcut carving can be much more than just a u-gouge. Intricate and detailed images are achievable with a knife as the primary tool. Dig deeper into the woodcut carving process and learn the 4 st...

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The traditional japanese kento registration method is a nearly foolproof way to register multicolor woodblock prints no matter your printing method. This post shows how to cut an accurate kento r...

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