This is the print I came up with today. A simple collagraph of a wombat mother & baby. I used mat board and then cut and removed layers; used PVA glue and carborundum gel to create texture and darker areas and then finished off with a layer of varnish. I…
We are a small, enthusiastic group of printmakers, who have the privilege of access to a studio space in the Museum of Printing at the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) where we are able to use some of the old presses such as the Albion. We are located in…
This is my latest block print completed just this week! I am working on a two color version as well. This block will be cut down for the two color print, so I printed a run in this beautiful Sky Blue before cutting it down. This print will be part…
Ribbon falls Shadow falls Water over rock Order and chaos....three woodblock prints from a series of 10 which I am currently making. The way water flows and breaks from order to chaos is what really interests me, and from a technical angle is what preoccupies my printmaking efforts. These pictures…
This is Brenda Brown, new to Nanaimo, British Columbia on Vancouver Island. My newly renovated studio, Northwest Nature Arts, is now ready for me and visitors to use for creating and learning. I have had the privilege to experience and teach many art forms: painting, metalworking, and now printmaking. I…
Here is a short video revealing my monotype, True North # 11. This series is inspired by my happy place in Northern Ontario. Looking forward to May 4th and sharing more prints with everyone!
Hello! My name is Rachel Oatridge, and I am a former artist-in-residence/instructor/studio artist at the Flower City Arts Center in Rochester, New York. The Flower City Arts Center, 713 Monroe Ave., Rochester, NY Our Book Arts Center is located in half of an old fire house, with three floors and…
I call myself a memory keeper and a story teller. And my artwork tends to be a hybrid of so many techniques, old and new, layered upon each other sometimes sharing the truth, but most times sharing fiction. Printmaking is the one common denominator that I retreat to most often…