The Ford School celebrated its centennial in 2014, the year I graduated. In homage to the school (and as a symptom of Stockholm syndrome), I decided to spend most of my 2013 summer on this piece.
It is my first two-tone block print (go big or go home) and features architecture, a weakness of mine given my impatience for straight lines and precision. Other versions feature combinations with canary yellow and a royal blue, but I like this pairing best. One day I will frame my UofM diplomas with this.
Want to see how the print was made? Visit Ford School: Anatomy of a Print
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