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phlithoThe UnderPressure Fine Art Web Site.

Welcome to Photolithography.

Keep in mind that the process of photolitho is using photosensitive litho plates and exposing them for use in printing a full-color litho. When using this method, you can also scan works into Photoshop, manipulate them, print them out, work them by hand, scan them in again, and finalize a work that comes from all techniques. The works below represent about as much hand work scanned into Photoshop as digital manipulation. Most of them come at least partially from actual photographs, so some of them might look more photographic than others. You will find technique instructions on this in the educational media section. This group of works is entitled, "Phobia."

Below to the left is "Phobia: The Fear of Extinction." To the right is "Phobia: Fear of Faith Healers."

extinctfaith

Below to the left is "Phobia: Fear of Falling." To the right is "Phobia: Fear of Words, Essays, and the Thesis."

fallingwords

Below to the left is "Phobia: Fear of Asthma and Green Things." To the right is "Phobia: Fear of Electricity and the Tin Foil Hats."

greenelectric

Below to the left is "Phobia: Fear and Nausea of Heights."

heights