Terri Cappucci

Gumoil Prints :  This process is a combination of  historic and new techniques.   Gumoil printing involves sensitizing  watercolor paper and exposing the image to strong UV light  and then applying oil paint. In the final stage of the process, removal of that oil paint will create a unique and moody effect.  No two images will be the same as the process will have beautiful flaws that are created by the imperfect process of making a handmade photographic print.  To see how this process is done, please click on my video page and watch a Gumoil as it is created.

Gumoil, "Loblolly Pines" 20" x 8"
Gumoil, “Loblolly Pines” 20″ x 8″
Gumoil, “Loblolly Pines” 20″ x 8″
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Gumoil, "Loblolly Pines" 20" x 8"
Gumoil, "Portland Headlight" 12" x 20"
Gumoil, "Amish Pause" 9 x 11
Gumoil, "Old Chair" 16x20
"Midcentury Chair" Gumoil 16x20
Gumoil, "Farmhouse Door"
"Vault" Gumoil
"Pine Hill Orchard" Gumoil 12x12
Gumoil, "Elizabeth's Room" 16" x 20"
" Nkosenye" Gumoil, Ugu ,South Africa 11 x 14
"Willie" Gumoil
Gumoil, "State School House" 8"x10"
Gumoil, "Friendly" 8 x 10
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