Judith Brodsky's "Zipporah and the Birds" is a digital construction employing photo etching with a rolled surface color. Zipporah, Moses' wife, is the subject of her print, part of a series about ancient heroines. Brodsky utilizes only images found through an Internet search. Zipporah means bird in Hebrew. Bird images, in combination with Sumerian seals, middle Eastern oil lamps, and foliage/bird decorations from medieval art are recombined, transformed.