TI 57, Subtraction daisy One of a kind

One of a kind

Its print's distinctive feature is its cyan blue shade

“Shower of Gold One” is an original cyanotype with light touches of watercolor

It reminds me of being in a crowded dance club with all the patrons competing to be heard

“Chinese violet and Begonia” is an original cyanotype with light touches of watercolor

TI 57, Subtraction daisy One of a kindBook pages, acrylic, ink, embroidery floss, thread, and charcoal 24" x 24" on cradled birch panel My parents were of the generation that used slide rulers to perform complex calculations. Calculators became available when I entered college, and everyone used Hewitt Packard 12Cs. (Does anyone else remember using reverse Polish notation?) My kids grew up with Texas Instrument calculators. So when I came across an old TI 57 calculator instruction