Collagraphs

Collagraph, 35” x 23 1/2”, 2025

35 3/8” x 24” Collagraph Plate, Micarta and Paper, 2025

This plate with paper on G10 Micarta was finished March 2025.

Collagraph, 9 5/8” x 12 1/4”, 2025
This is the final state of the print. It’s a small plate but I’ve made a lot of changes to get to this state, more changes than I’ve made on any of the other prints based on the Spiral of Theodorus. Printed May 2025.

Collagraph Plate, 9 5/8” x 12 1/4”, Paper, Carborundum and Acrylic Medium on G10 Micarta, 2025

Collagraph, 24” x 24”, 2025

Collagraph Plate, 24” x 24”, 2025

22.75” x 29.5”, Collagraph, 2024

Collagraph Plate, 22.75” x 29.5”, 2024, Paper, Epoxy and Carborundum on G10 Micarta

Collagraph

24” x 36”

2024

Collagraph Plate, 24” x 36”, 2024

33.5” x 28.5” Collagraph Plate, 2023

Collagraph, 33.5” x 28.5”, 2023

Collagraph, 48” x 36”, 2024

Collagraph Plate (Paper, Epoxy, Carborundum and Acrylic Medium on G10 Micarta), 36” x 24”, 2024

Collagraph, 36” x 24, 2024
This is one of several prints and drawings dealing with aperiodic monotiles.

Collagraph, 24” x 17.25”, 2024

33.5” x 28.5” print of plate with drypoint before collagraph materials were added; additional drawing in pencil and pastel.

The Hat refers to the shape of this aperiodic monotile. At least some people think it looks like a hat. This plate was started in May 2023 after Evan returned from his residency at Fonazione Il Bisonte in Florence.

19.5” x 23” copper plate drypoint; with paper and acrylic medium added to the plate.

The plate and edition were done during Evan’s April 2023 residency at Fondazione Il Bisonte in Florence, Italy. It was printed there by Marco Poma.

The image is based on the aperiodic monotile discovered by David Smith. It is a shape that can cover an infinite two dimensional surface with no repeating pattern.

48” x 36” Collagraph VII

48” x 36” - This plate has an aluminum base. I worked on this base a long time ago, probably 10 to 12 years. Bristol board was glued onto the base and a layer of silkscreen fabric over that. The plate warped but it was still printable.

36” x 44.5” plate. State 2

36” x 44.5” plate. State 1.

Collagraph Plate, 42” x 30”

Collagraph, 42” x 30”

Collagraph Plate, 36” x 48”, 2020

Drypoint and Collagraph, 36” x 48”, 2020

Collagraph Print, 36” x 31”, 2020

Collagraph Plate, 31” x 42”, 2020

Collagraph Print, 31” x 42”, 2020

Printing Plate — Etching and Drypoint with Collagraph, 33” x 24”, 2018

Etching, Drypoint and Calligraph, 33” x 24”, 2018

Collagraph Plate, 36" x 44", 2017

Collagraph, 36" x 44", 2017

Collagraph Plate, 24" x 24, 2015

 Collagraph, 24" x 24", 2015

Collagraph, 24" x 24", 2014

Collagraph Plate, 34" x 46", 2012

Collagraph, 34" 46", 2012

Copper plate Drypoint with Paper, Acrylic and Carborundum, 24" x 20", 2012

Copper Plate Drypoint with Collagraph Materials, 24" x 20", 2012

Etching and Drypoint on Copper with Collagraph Materials, 36" x 27", 2011

Collagraph Plate, 44" x 34", 2011

Collagraph, 36" x 27", 2004

Collagraph Plate, 20" x 20", 2001

Collagraph, 20" x 20", 2001

Collagraph Plate, 45" x 34", 2000

Collagraph, 45" x 34", 2000

Collagraph Plate, 30" x 26", 1986

Collagraph, 30" x 26", 1986

Collagraph, 23.5" x 18.5", 1978

Collagraph, 36" x 26", 1976

Collagraph, 29" x 24", 1973

Collagraph, 29" x 36", 1973

Collagraph, 29" x 24", 1974

Dream From a Majestic Past I, II, and III were sometimes exhibited separately and sometimes as a triptych.

Collagraph, 30” x 44”, 1973

Collagraph, 26" x 38", 1973

Collagraph, 24" x 36", 1972

Collagraph, 29" x 37", 1972

Color Collagraph, 23" x 23", 1972

Collagraph, 23" x 29", 1971

Collagraph, 23.5" x 30.5" Octagonal Plate, 1971

Collagraph, 22" diameter, 1971

Collagraph Plate 1972 22” Diameter

Collagraph, 24" diameter, 1971

Collagraph Plate 1971 24” Diameter

Collagraph, 14.5" x 17", 1971

This was my second collagraph done during my first etching class with Harvey Breverman at SUNY at Buffalo.