Learn how to create reduction lino printed pictures in this workshop, with Lee Wright an experienced printmaker and teacher. The workshop will...
1968 Galaxy 500 Bought one of these from Dana Hickman (Bailey). Paint was shot, so I painted it with porch paint...
PRINTMAKING
Marion Wilner Printmaking Studio in Fall River, Massachusetts
Designed on mostly British Garden Birds!
Limited editon of 77 prints. Inspired by nature and zoology. Hand coloured and printed by artist Gerard Hobson.
The artwork of Sarah Amos, Master Printmaker from Australia currently working in Vermont
Loralie Clemmensen is a printmaker working Tottenham, Ontario, Canada
Spanning his entire career, this exhibition follows Picasso's prolific work as a printmaker, offering insights into his life via his art.
Check out the beautiful fine art prints of Sydney printmaker, Nigel Gray. Nigel's monochrome monotypes are full of light, tone and texture. Watch and learn more about his printmaking process in his blog. Browse works for sale at reasonable prices in his online shop.
: : Laura Boswell - Printmaker - Shop : :
Carry Akroyd – Painter & Printmaker
Visual artist and educator based in a studio in Peverell, Plymouth with a practice in painting, drawing and printmaking; a member of Devon Open Studios. Fully qualified and experienced teacher.
Bridget Farmer is a printmaker creating original etchings of Australia's native birdlife. Her work inspires her product range of hand printed wooden bird mobiles, enamel pins for birders, and children's educational books and games. Bridget is passionate about conservation, preservation and protection of bird habitiats.
Anne Moore, printmaker. Creating beautiful art with linocuts, etchings and monoprints.
Inspired by the raw beauty of nature, Kelli MacConnell is dedicated to exploring the possibilities of printmaking and creating original, introspective art.
Robert Viana - Printmaker - Intaglio Etching Print - Preying Mantis
Last weekend saw me rolling out my signature technique, gum arabic transfer with a textile twist at the yard:ARTspace. Since the successful workshop at Hope & Elvis earlier in the year, I have been experimenting with more gum arabic transfer prints onto fabric...I am becoming obsessed! This photo shows the start and finish of the transfer process, spreading gum arabic on to a photocopy on the left and printing the inked copy onto a substrate on the right. Inbetween those two stages is the inking and the spraying off with water. I was thrilled with the work everyone produced on paper in the morning. But the day was all about the fabric really. Here I encouraged everyone to put together a fabric collage. I could not believe that I supplied needle and thread to tack the pieces together There was lots of decision making and beautiful results appeared. The planning really paid off and the work room was filled with prints, copies and fabric snippets. And here are some of the results... All gum arabic transferred images onto collaged, pre-embroidered fabric or just using textile as a replacement for paper. Lots of experimentation took place, this is transfers on cynotype pieces. Finished projects, resources for future projects and experiments emerged, I am really hoping that I will be sent some images of progressed work. Thank you everyone for your creative energy, it was an exciting day. This is proving to be a popular workshop so I have planned an extra day this year, which is booking up quickly. Check www.theyardartspace.com for the October 6 gum arabic transfer on fabric workshop.
