I love it when fun things line up! Started my drawing of ‘Snapped; MT Aggies’ mid February and just finished my last layer just in time for @printdayinmay! For this image I experimented by adding a copper drypoint to a 4 layer reduction woodcut, a first for me! With lots…
PRINT DAY IN MAY 'Untitled I, II' | 2x70x50cm | intaglio | Elżbieta Gibulska | 2026 | Warsaw, Poland
Cross Section print series. 2025/2026. Each is 30 x 22 1/2 inches. Edition sizes range 5 to 8 impressions. Processes include Silkscreen, Relief Collograph, and Lithography.
Robynn Smith and podcaster Jules Duoge thoughtfully converse about Print Day in May. They cover history, social issues and art. Give a listen! https://open.spotify.com/episode/6yzgdWKlnZPPVGt6x8wOL6
Join us for a vibrant Open House Celebration for Print Day in May on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 10 AM to 4 PM! The Center for Contemporary Printmaking is located in Mathews Park in Norwalk, Connecticut. This special event is free and open to the public, welcoming art lovers, families, and curious…
Print Day in May at Artide – Monotype Workshop & Open Studio In celebration of Print Day in May, the annual international day for printmaking and mark‑making, I am pleased to host a special monotype workshop at my art space Artide / Arti a Tempo Determinato in Vicenza. Artide –…
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.
Photopolymer gravure print created with a Green Mountain Plate from Cone Editions, Charbonnel 55981 ink on Hahnemuhle copperplate paper. From an original photograph on film I took over 50 years ago while on summer vacation, traveling through California with my parents and brother.
