ART CRAWL SPOTLIGHT: Terrell Thornhill
Terrell Thornhill explores the possibilities of printmaking by combining monotype and screen printing techniques. Working from monotype prints pulled directly from life, Thornhill enlarges and reimagines each piece as a multi-color screen print, enhanced with hand-applied embellishments while preserving the character and integrity of the original work.
Terrell Thornhill-Shiloh's Meadow, 2026, 28-color reduction method screen print, full-bleed on a deckle-edge sheet. 28 x 20 in, $2,800
ON VIEW IN OUR GLASS GALLERY
Terrell Thornhill- Dragonfly, King of the Meadow, 2026, 28 color Screen Print with hand-applied embellishments from Monotype originals on stretched canvas. 78 x 78 in, $15,000
Terrell Thornhill- Meadow Wreath. 4-Color Screen Print with Hand Embellishments from over 80 Monotype Originals on Stretched Canvas (Framed). 41 x 41 in, $3,200
Terrell Thornhill- Clover Patch, 2026. 5-color impressions and hand-applied pochoir technique on Strathmore 400 paper. 20 x 20 in, $350
Presented as a distinct body of work, Terrell Thornhill’s Meadow Series explores the nuanced dialogue between monotype and screen printing.
Through layered imagery, texture, and gesture, Thornhill brings these two distinct printmaking processes into conversation, creating works that balance spontaneity with intention.
A dedicated opening for the Meadow Series will take place until October 5th inviting guests to experience this compelling collection in person and discover Thornhill’s evolving exploration of the landscape through print'