Sharon Wolpoff is one of 70 artists whose prints are featured in this book, which is scheduled for release on May 28. It can be pre-ordered from Amazon.com or ordered directly from the publisher, Schiffer Press "The Negotiation #2", 2006, Monotype, 6 x 6.5 inches "The Signature #2", 2006, Monotype,…
Hand-printed cards by inPrint member Shannon Moynagh. Hi everyone! My name is Maureen Da Silva, and I'm the directing manager of the non-profit artist group "The inPrint Collective" based in Toronto, Canada. We've been making art and engaging in community projects together for over ten years now, and were excited…
Deb & Sandy from Sisters of the Cloth We have our event set and have 5 people so far who will be joining us as we participate in the International Print Day in May! Encaustic PrintingGelliplate PrintingEncaustic Printing You will learn some fun, unique and interesting printmaking techniques. You will…
Hi everyone, I'm taking up the invitation to post a bit on here to share what I'm doing for Print Day in May 2019. To cut a long story short I'm an oil painter normally but have serendipitously entered the printing den just in time to take part in PrintDayInMay.…
Hello! My name is Stephen Wiggins and the picture above is when I screen printed bags at Half Price Books in Lexington, Kentucky. I am a printmaker and artist born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. I have my bachelor's degree in art studio from the University of Kentucky concentrating in…
Sharon Wolpoff in her studio We’re very pleased that artist Sharon Wolpoff was keen to answer our ‘Seven Questions for a Printmaker’ series. A law graduate from the American University, where she also received her Masters in Fine Arts, she discovered printmaking during her junior year abroad while studying at the Tyler School…
Julia Timmins 1. Do you remember the first print you ever made? I don’t remember the very first print that I made but it was a mono print in a night class I attended. The earliest print that I remember making was a linoprint, I turned up to the night…
Please note: This article was written by Paula Huisman of the Japanese Paper Place in Toronto, Canada. It was posted to our blog in 2019 by Sarah Edmonds. What kind of washi should I use for my etching, dry point, lithograph, linocut, woodcut, collograph, silkscreen or monoprint? It may seem…
'Peeling an Orange' linocut by Anita Klein Seven Questions for a Printmaker ~ Anita Klein You may already know the work of Anita Klein – the almond shaped eyes of her subjects, the mother and child embraces that are charming and immediately identifiable. Everyday subjects presented with a simplicity that…
Why is it that making prints in a new place is so invigorating? I really don't know, but I love it. Perhaps it's something about mixing the familiar with the unknown. The excitement of something new and different, amidst the universality of the smells, the tools, the equipment etc. is…