Andis Applewhite stopped by this summer to visit the AP/RC, talk, and drop off some artwork and related materials for her archive. In addition to six woodcuts and three trace monotypes, Applewhite left with the AP/RC some test sheets exploring colors, textures and shapes as well as several registration prints. She lives most of the year in Houston but also has a farm and studio in northern Texas where, among other things, she cultivates wine grapes.
Have Courage, 2014; woodcut
Viator, 2014; woodcut
Do, 2014; woodcut
Tzigane, 2014; woodcut
Fasces, 2014; woodcut
An untitled trace monotype from about 2015
An untitled trace monotype from about 2015
An untitled trace monotype from about 2015
Virgin de Guadalupe, 2017; woodcut on Kitakata paper
An untitled test sheet for a screen print
Untitled test for a screen print
Untitled gold and black test for a screen print
An untitled test screen print
Artist Printmaker/Photographer Research Collection ● AP/RC ● Art Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University 
Reblogged this on scribblah and commented:
I really like these woodcut prints, very contemporary approach to an ancient technique