Ruby Copper

Ruby Copper"Ruby Copper" was created using the traditional method of serigraphy (also known as silk screening) which refers to an image printed using ink and stencils. Artists make serigraphs by placing a stencil on the medium and then applying ink to the areas not covered by the stencil requiring layer upon layer screening to replicate a color or detail in the original piece of art. In the case of "Ruby Copper" 29 colors had to be incorporated into this

Just a glimpse of the serene blue abstract

The series weaves together three new pieces - bringing forth the power and energy of the past

The paper is 36" x 24" whereas the art is 12" x 12

Launched in 2024

" as he's known

watercolor

signed and numbered

you have a piece of Carrie Fell history

Carrie's iconic "Ghost Riders" continues with #6 as she experimented on paper with multiple media - silkscreen overlaid with acrylic and pastels

Each is cocksure he's the one

Carrie's iconic "Ghost Riders" continues with #5 on paper with multiple media - silkscreen overlaid with acrylic and pastels

I was rocking in the cradle to the cryin' of a steel guitar