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Carved and printed by hand, using a traditional press. Ken has a series of linocuts and woodcuts created at the Log Cabin Print Shop: a collaborative printmaking studio in Old Washington, Kentucky.…
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Robin Urton creates dimensional paintings on glass and plexiglass, surreal and visionary in nature.
Stock held at:- Moss Prints, Cheltenham - www.mo22gallery.co.uk Sky Blue Framing, Bristol - www.skybluegallery.co.uk Montpellier Ga...
A Puffer Off Arran by Colin Moore, 3 block lino print, edition of 100, image size 18 x 13 cm, sheet size 25 x 19 cm
If your interested in collagraph printmaking, I just posted a brief "how to" on my Facebook page...so go have a look! I've just ...
How a woodblock print is made
When I tell people I'm a printmaker, it's often followed by the question, "What's that?" My short and sweet answer is that it's playing with...
tetrapak printmaking, using a pasta maker as a press.
Learn how to do Styrofoam Printmaking (or block printing) with a styrofoam grocery produce tray and a paint roller. (With Video Tutorial)
Hi guys! It's has been a while since I posted (since I went on maternity leave almost a year ago!) So it's about time for a new post. This...
Artist: Alexandros Giannios This elegant linocut by Alexandros Giannios presents a beautifully detailed cornucopia, a timeless symbol of abundance and...
Printmaking: Intaglio - Woodblock - Screen printing: Eva Pietzcker presents her art work (intaglio, woodblock and screen prints) and the process of printmaking.
Original handmade silkscreen prints. ~ Both are unique 'one of a kind' works, sold unmounted and unframed Approximate Size 14 x 22cm (15.5 x 9") ~ signed and dated in pencil on the reverse These works are made spontaneously alongside making prints on paper. They are unplanned and evolve almost…
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Mica has provided us with glitz since prehistoric times, so if you use mica in your printmaking you are continuing with a long and joyous tradition.
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In preparation for the printmaking course that I am teaching at the South East School of Art, I've been experimenting with styrofoam printmaking. Styrofoam is the soft plastic that you find under pizzas sometimes. It's very easy and quick to work with. I started with a drawing of a street in Trastevere in Rome. I indented the drawing onto an A4 sheet of styrofoam, inked it, and then printed it by hand. I first printed the block in black; the lines that I indented onto the block appear as white. Then I printed the block in white ink onto black paper, so this time the lines that I indented show as positive marks. The ink is a bit blotchy in places where I applied too much. A quick way of adding colour is to print onto coloured paper. Here's the block again, printed on red paper. Finally, I cut away some of the block where I wanted bigger light areas, and printed it in warm brown sienna onto light brown pastel paper.
Printmaking is such a fun processes to do with children because its simple and fun. Lego’s completely lend themselves to printmaking since they come in so many interesting shapes and sizes. So, send the kids on a hunt through the house for all those miscellaneous Lego pieces. The stranger the shapes the better, but don’t overlook your basic shapes either, you’ll want them too. A natural subject matter for Lego Printmaking you’ll find will be Robots, because of the mechanical and
