Woodblock printmaking is a relief process, achieved by carving into a block of wood. Pine or poplar wood are casily obtained and good to work upon. The tools include, knives, chisels and gouges. Since this is a relief process the tools that cut into the block define the non printed areas. The uncut areas receive the paint. a perfect printmaking technique as no press is needed, only your wood, knives, ink and a baren or a spoon. The paper is placed on the block and rubbed with the baren or spoon.
Japanese style;This is for the very ambitious. For wonderful directions in this technique
see; www.woodblock.com
THE BASS PLAYER Woodcut 11 x 15
Edition of 25
THE GUITAR PLAYER Woodcut 11x12
Edition of 25
Red Hot Woodcut 11x12
Edition of 25
THE FLUTE PLAYER Woodcut 10x15
Edition of 25
AUTUMN
Woodcut 16x23
Edition of 11
NUDE in BLUE and
WHITE 15 x 15
Edition of 50
Pine on Rives lightweight paper
QUIET TIME 10
X 15
Edition of 30, 2 AP.s
Cherry wood on Rives lightweight paper
THREE BLACK CATS
10 X 15
Edition of 25, 3 AP.s
Three colors, three blocks
Cherry wood on Rives lightweight paper
GUSTAVO 10 X
15
Edition of 75, 3 AP.s
four colors, four blocks
Cherry wood on Rives lightweight paper
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