I Wonder What the Plants Think of Us FRAMED - woodblock and letterpress print (16x20")

Edition number 17 is framed

"I Wonder What the Plants Think of Us" is inspired by the Prairie Dandelion which is an endangered species in Illinois and one of the flowers found at Bell Bowl Prairie. Dandelions are considered weeds in our yards but this particular flower is special and rare. What really makes a plant a weed? Is it just a plant that we don't want and therefore just pull up and get rid of? This makes me wonder what the plants think of us.

Printed on white thick cotton paper with green and brown inks from letterpress wood type and from a hand carved Shina wood block sourced from a sustainable forest in Hokkaido, Japan. For the dandelion image, a reduction process was used to create two layers from one wood block with green, yellow, and orange inks. Artist signature, edition number, and year of production appear on front of each print and on the back of each frame. No title is written since the words are printed.

Another print called "Pink Dandelion" was also made with the same carved woodblock.