GO Gallery

Nanette Wallace, a master monotype printmaker whom I consider one of the true legends of the medium. I call her the "one pull wonder".
Seen here: "River Walk" Plate size: 11x14" Frame: 21x25"
Nanette has an incredible ability to pull multiple layers and colors from a single inked plate, She’s a painter that has mastered layering different viscosity inks onto plexiglass. She moves the ink with q-tips and other materials and pulls the paper one time, as opposed to several pulls for several colors to get her masterpieces.
I'm fortunate to still have one framed print from her in the collection. In my opinion, Nanette is among the finest monotype printmakers working today, and it's always a pleasure to share her work.

I’m excited to share that I recently received two new copper plate etchings from Fran Lee. “Squirrel Girl” and “Hug Me” have just been added to the GO Gallery website (link in bio) and are now available for purchase. It was great to have Fran drop by my print studio which is now open to the public by appointment.

New painting by Joel Briggs just added to his online collection: A Quiet, Late Afternoon Cove, Boardman Corridor — acrylic on wood panel, 8 x 10 inches.

I’m particularly drawn to Joel’s work because of the deep symbolism woven into his Pacific Northwest landscapes. His paintings often move beyond traditional landscape painting into something more contemplative and mythic, sometimes incorporating Byzantine-inspired iconography and spiritual undertones within familiar regional terrain.

Joel’s use of color, atmosphere, and symbolic imagery creates works that feel both grounded in place and timeless. Quiet paintings that reveal more the longer you spend with them.

This new work is now available through GO Gallery online.