Princeton Architectural Press has recently published Bryan Nash Gill's prints of sliced trees. Each cross section resembles a fingerprint. Subtle ridge formations and concentric cowlicks tell the life path of the tree.
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Monday, July 16, 2012
Woodcut
Princeton Architectural Press has recently published Bryan Nash Gill's prints of sliced trees. Each cross section resembles a fingerprint. Subtle ridge formations and concentric cowlicks tell the life path of the tree.
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