Botanical Prints at Local Color Gallery
On PRINT DAY IN MAY, Abbie Read taught printmakers to make botanical prints on Gelli plates at LOCAL COLOR GALLERY, Belfast, Maine.
On PRINT DAY IN MAY, Abbie Read taught printmakers to make botanical prints on Gelli plates at LOCAL COLOR GALLERY, Belfast, Maine.
I recently took a monotype printmaking class and am hooked. It was fun joining in Print Day in May and these monotype were inspired by my travels. I’m grateful to Creative Arts Workshop and my teachers, Maura Galante, for the community of artists and the invitation to be playful and…
I tried a technique where I use paper, torn and cut, which I ink, then apply to the acrylic plate with other elements like plants, netting and oats, to create a scene. The last one is a ghost print. I used paper from an old photo album, which was made…
Monoprint printed today with Akua intaglio ink on Wenzhou paper, size 20 x 30 cm.
This Saturday The Printing Girls are joining the global Print Day in May! From 2-4 Cloudia Rivett-Carnac is hosting a free ONLINE charcoal gelli plate workshop! 📅 2 May, Saturday ⏰️ 14h00-16h00 🎨 You need: gelli-plate, roller, charcoal and dry mediums, clear gel-medium, acrylic paint, brushes, paper. 📝 Sign up…
These pieces, like the beginnings of all my recent work, builds layers of multiple methods of printmaking. I started with multiple layers of monoprint using Speedball block printing inks and transparent base in a thin washes using a paintbrush, roller, and rag. I printed first on three different papers on…
Printed on Print Day in May, 2025, Connecticut, USA. A “paper” lithograph with chine colle originating from a photo I took during a recent trip to Kenya. Made using products from tagged sponsors.
Third annual PDIM in the books! Our focus this year was monoprinting on gel plates.
Fresh botanical monotype from the tropical garden.
My first prints with a beautiful newly acquired imtaglio printing press built by the Griffin Company of Oakland. I am obsessed with Mount Saint Helena and have created many versions of the mountain, which I call my Mont Sainte Victoire, in homage to Cezanne's series of paintings of the mountain.