William Nussbaum

All Falls Together William Nussbaum Lithograph, letterpress, dusting 2016 Edition of 3

The Constellation of Clout (the hopelessness of knowledge) William Nussbaum Woodcut 2015 Edition of 10 75 cm x 55 cm

Unfamiliar Horizens: I Haven't Stopped Gazing at the Heavens William Nussbaum Reductive Woodcut 2014 28cm x 38cm

Celestial Intersection (Figment): Just As Lost as When I Started William Nussbaum Hard Ground Etching, Intaglio 2014 Edition of 5 28.5cm x 37.5cm

Drawing Lines Around Myself William Nussbaum Reductive Relief 2013 Edition of 5 26cm x 46cm

Musings Theatre (All of my memories have turned to static) William Nussbaum Reductive Relief, Pressure Printing 2013 Edition of 4 27.5cm x 33cm

Constellations in the Wellspring Family William Nussbaum Reductive Relief 2013 Editions of 5 15cm x 15cm each

Submitted to the Leftovers Exchange by Wingtip Press

And somewhere deep in the heart of the Earth, I lost myself. William Nussbaum Reduction Woodblock, Pressure Print Spring 2013 Edition of 4 26cm x 35.5cm

Personal Bearings: You Better Bet Your Lucky Stars This Isn't a Real Star Chart William Nussbaum Reduction Woodblock Winter 2012 Edition of 3 39cm x 31.5cm  

This was the event poster for a printmaking open house that I organized for the University of Idaho’s printmaking classes. It’s a three layer print that I changed the rainbow roll color half-way through. This was one variation. One location that I put this poster up, the print disappeared within the day. I put a second one up that also disappeared. Take it as a compliment I guess.

You and Me and Everyone We’ve Ever Known #4 (graphical presentation and analysis of HERE) William Nussbaum Stone Lithograph Spring 2011 11 in x 7.5 in

You and Me and Everyone We’ve Ever Known #3 (graphical presentation and analysis of HERE) William Nussbaum Stone Lithograph Fall 2010 11 in x 7.5 in

You and Me and Everyone We’ve Ever Known #2 (graphical presentation and analysis of HERE) William Nussbaum Stone Lithograph Fall 2010 11 in x 7.5 in

You and Me and Everyone We’ve Ever Known #1(graphical presentation and analysis of HERE) William Nussbaum Stone Lithograph Fall 2010 11 in x 7.5 in

You have been singing the song just as it has been written.

You know exactly where you are but you're unsure of where you're going.