Bag Lady NO.25 Jerome Ink becomes a layer on

Ink becomes a layer on paper

O’Neal first came into contact with a medium called lampblack—a type of carbon residue sometimes used as a paint pigment

and a pot with geometric patterning

using the lab's microscope and camera lucida

The setting sun in Portobelo reflects off the cerulean blue sky and puffy white clouds onto the still waters of the bay producing a rather unique effect of light that seemingly glows from beneath the surface of the water

Bag Lady NO.25 Jerome Ink becomes a layer onFrom the Artist My earliest prints at Brandywine [Workshop and Archives, Philadelphia, in 1985] related to festivities such as Carnival (Brazil), Mardis Gras (New Orleans), Jonkonnu (Jamaica), and other Caribbean and American African based festivals, with their spectacular imagery and costumes. As in such festivals, my earlier prints were tinged with Eurocentric pageantry, costumes, and religions, although African ancestral imagery predominated. The