Some of the works

In the winter of 2012, I decided to take my phototypes in a new direction.  Instead of the compressed collaging of my earlier "Guilty Pleasures" series, I wanted to open up the visual space with the use of ink washes. The first works produced some exciting results and I enjoyed the dialogue that my Kitsch objects began to have.  Unlike the noisy chatter of a cocktail party, these new works were more like afternoon tea by the pond.

Tim Laurin, Chick-a-dee, phototype on Gampi with ink washes and dry pigment, 8in by 5 in, 2012

Tim Laurin, Blackbirds on a Wire, phototype on Kozuke with ink washes, 18in by 7 in, 2012