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Six-color lithograph and screenprint with two images of small leafless trees, one being trimmed by a hand with pruning shears overlaid with a hand-drawn emotion wheel diagram with sections colored with pink and green. The halftone image was taken from a text and modified by the artist and printed from a photolithographic plate. Runs 2 through 6 were cut from Rubylith film to make the screens. Run 7 was hand-drawn by the artist on film to make the final screen. — Although / Emote, 2012
Carter; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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Eleven-color screenprint bleed printed with visually irregular borders. The image includes drawings and marks by the artist made on Denril, overhead projector film and Rubylith film, and a halftoned image manipulated by the artist. It is signed and dated 2011 by the artist in pencil on the border and in the image in ink 2010. — Continuous, 2011
Carter; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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Multi-color screenprint with photographic halftone images altered by the artist; figurative elements and layered drawing by the artist printed in flat inks and overprint varnish in select areas. — Forthcoming, 2011
Carter; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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Eight-color lithograph printed on two sheets of paper. The pale blue bottom sheet has five colors: light blue and medium blue atmospheric washes; dark blue calligraphic marks; black figurative drawing all executed by the artist on Denril to create photolithographic plates; and white screenprinting ink applied through a pochoir stencil. The translucent mulberry top sheet is printed with white circles executed by the artist on Denril to create a photolithographic plate; red and black printed 'threads' created by stitching Mylar with thread to make photolithographic plates; the center of each white circle was cut by hand to reveal portions of the bottom sheet, and the mulberry top sheet was stitched with white thread to the bottom sheet in three places at the top. — Selfsame (although), 2012
Carter; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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Color sketch, 2012

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