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of course there's still room.

title: Of course there’s still room

medium: Wood Engraving

size: 8x13

edition size: 75

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He knew he couldn't make them feel safe. What he could do, was watch over them to see that they were safe.view the print

After everything — Frog was finally settling, among the cherry blossomsview the print

"What is your favorite thing?"

"Right now."view the print

Being out of reach didn't mean it wasn't worth reaching for.
and, what was offered — well, that was just right.view the print

pausing gently, he felt it. looking deeply, he saw it. listening quietly, he heard it.
Now to tell it.view the print

Leaving their differences behind, she finally recognized them in their shared dream
to flyview the print

failing the challenge illuminated the choice he never realized he had,
the strength of no force.view the print

All he had to offer in return was his gratitude,
... it was more than enough.view the print

Their greatest strength lay in their quietest moments.view the print

Seeing, they were bound to it—
following it, what would they become.view the print

"Where I go, anyone can go."view the print

How did she become the sea... Embrace the fish.view the print

Witnessing the transformation made his own seem possible.view the print

Ultimately they would survive by his sincerity — They would prosper by his care.view the print

Upon realizing it was not to be controlled he simply let it shine.view the print

Letting his questions fall away revealed the beauty of the moment — and his bliss.view the print

Here, it was mild and gentle and so became he.view the print

It came to her.
She didn't ask for it, but neither did she push it away.view the print

Every day he'd come. His doubt would keep him humble, his hope would keep him true.view the print

Through it all, Squirrel never asked him 'why.' Mole loved him for that.view the print

He would never have believed he’d find it here in the briefest of moments... eternity.view the print

He marveled that from something so quiet and unassuming he should discover the patience and strength to carry on.view the print

His great discovery wasn’t to be what he found along the way, but who he was when he returned.view the print

afterwards he cried, he didn't know why.view the print

There was nothing wrong with their bravery, they just needed practice.view the print

You're all I need. so are you.view the print

His legacy wasn't to be his grand accomplishments, rather, the example he set.view the print

i promise, no matter what we'll be alright.view the print

What does it mean, the world in a fox's tail?view the print

In it, each saw something different, the same, beautiful.view the print

it was the start of only a small thing, but, it is only the sum of many small things that makes something great.view the print

No matter where they go and whatever becomes of them it will always be their boat.view the print

Every time was different, I suppose that's why he loved it so much.view the print

When the story was finally told, he was all but forgotten. Still, he smiled whenever he heard it.view the print

Never knowing would be the most difficult. The pure potential of it, the most inspiring.view the print

This is where you're supposed to be.view the print

It was when she no longer thought them necessary that they bloomed.view the print

It was only after the winds shifted that he understood himself able.view the print

So much was uncertain, but the question wasn't where to go or what was to be done, rather to live a life of courage or to not.view the print

He was about to find that the greatest risk he had ever taken was to become his greatest joy.view the print

remember me? Always.view the print

Little did they know it only ever happened once.view the print

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Working through the color blocks now. I usually go back and forth between pencil on the block with notes and watercolor studies.

#artprocess #woodcutprint #mokuhanga

Working through the color blocks now. I usually go back and forth between pencil on the block with notes and watercolor studies.

#artprocess #woodcutprint #mokuhanga

Finished proofing and gluing down my new key block. I see a few things that I need to clean up but I’m pretty excited about this one.

Finished proofing and gluing down my new key block. I see a few things that I need to clean up but I’m pretty excited about this one.

Feeling grateful for my workspace. Key block finished. Will post more soon.

#art #studio #artstudio #woodblockprintmaking

Feeling grateful for my workspace. Key block finished. Will post more soon.

#art #studio #artstudio #woodblockprintmaking

So close. Hoping to finish the key block for my new print today.

#mokuhanga #woodblockprintmaking #artprocess #illustration

So close. Hoping to finish the key block for my new print today.

#mokuhanga #woodblockprintmaking #artprocess #illustration

Enjoying some carving today.

#woodcutprint #carving #cutefox

Enjoying some carving today.

#woodcutprint #carving #cutefox

Hey everyone, thought I`d put up a little poll. A few sketches from my sketch book I`ve been drawn to lately. Curious to see which you might like best. Follow the link in the bio to see the images and vote.

Hey everyone, thought I'd put up a little poll. A few sketches from my sketch book I've been drawn to lately. Curious to see which you might like best. Follow the link in the bio to see the images and vote.

These two new prints are now currently available for purchase on my website. Follow the link in bio. In addition, I have videos on my YouTube channel talking about both prints as well. (follow link in bio for this as well) #mokuhanga #woodengraving

These two new prints are now currently available for purchase on my website. Follow the link in bio. In addition, I have videos on my YouTube channel talking about both prints as well. (follow link in bio for this as well) #mokuhanga #woodengraving

Text finally printed on my new mokuhanga print as well. (See detail)
Text reads:
He knew he couldn’t make them feel safe.
What he could do, was watch over them
To see that they were safe.

#mokuhanga #printmaking #reliefprint

Text finally printed on my new mokuhanga print as well. (See detail)
Text reads:
He knew he couldn’t make them feel safe.
What he could do, was watch over them
To see that they were safe.

#mokuhanga #printmaking #reliefprint

Justin finished. Text reads:

After everything -
Frog was finally settling,
among the falling cherry blossoms

Thanks so much to @egresspress

#woodblockprintmaking #woodengraving

Justin finished. Text reads:

After everything -
Frog was finally settling,
among the falling cherry blossoms

Thanks so much to @egresspress

#woodblockprintmaking #woodengraving

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Andy Farkas

I love pictures that tell stories and words that allow for something more beneath, more than that, I like them both together.

Learn more about Andy and see more of his work at www.fablewood.com or on instagram at andyatfablewood

A short talk and story about the origin of one of my oldest mokuhanga style prints.

A reflection about a recent wood engraving.
More information about this print on my website at
https://www.fablewood.com/art/after-everything/

Support my work as well as learn about the process on Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/andyfarkas

A reflection about a recent print.
More information about this print on my website at
https://www.fablewood.com/art/watching-over/

Support my work as well as learn about the process on Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/andyfarkas

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Work on Display and Affiliated Galleries:

Momentum Gallery, Asheville, NC • Davidson Galleries, Seattle WA
Eric Schindler Gallery, Richmond, VA • The Grand Hand Gallery, St. Paul, MN
Lyons Share Gallery, Fairhope, AL • Glass Growers Gallery, Erie, PA

If you are a gallery interested in showing Andy’s work please contact andy@fablewood.com