
Showing posts with label handprinted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handprinted. Show all posts
4.4.19
New Three Hares lino print
I've just had a jolly old time making this big hares lino print!
My 'Line of Hares' (the smaller print) has been really popular and I have loved printing it, so I decided to play around with the scale a bit. I'm so happy with the result as well. I think of them as 'big' because I am so used to seeing my usual quintet, but they are actually about 16 cm high. With so much more black in the image they are a little harder to print as i am still hand burnishing them, but definitely worth it.
Labels:
bristoletsyteam,
etsy,
handprinted,
hare art,
Hare print,
lino print,
linocut,
linoprinting,
melanie wickham,
printmaking
2.4.18
Night Dancing lino print on Folksy
Happy to spot my 'Night Dancing' lino print on Folksy's Favourites list at the moment. I love the idea of pets getting up to things as we sleep (and we all know that they do!) and lets hope it is just a bit of harmless dancing...
It is fun printing this one too as I so rarely use blocks of tone in my lino prints, so a good dramatic area of black is good to see when you peel back the paper from the block.
Check out what else is on the Folksy list here (and take a look quickly if you want to see my kitties there as who knows when the Folksy team will find some new favourites!)---> FOLKSY FAVOURITES
Labels:
art,
cats,
folksy,
handmade,
handprinted,
lino,
lino cut,
lino printing,
melanie wickham,
printmaking
1.4.18
Owl lino prints
I have been busy proofing a lino block of owls, drawn from the Natural Science collection at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. They have an amazingly interesting and varied collection of specimens and it has been a real privilege to be allowed into the stores to draw them.
This block took a while to carve as I wanted to keep the 'drawn' feel of the original whilst turning it into a lino print - all the lines and no tone, a bit of a leap of faith that all the cutting out would pay off, but I am pleased with how it has come out. Next stage is to print it in gold on lovely black Stonehenge paper which will change how it looks all over again...
Labels:
bird art,
black and white art,
bristol museum,
handprinted,
lino,
lino cut,
lino print,
melanie wickham,
natural sciences,
owls,
printmaking,
prints for sale,
taxidermy art
24.2.17
Not Blinking - lino cut
Hot off the press - well, wet off the press actually. Oh, and I don't use a press at all, I hand burnish them all.
Here's my newest lino print 'Not Blinking'.
One of my favourite lino tasks is to cut out a whole lotta eyeballs, so this image is high on my list of good lino blocks to carve...
It's hanging out here at the moment if you want to look at it a bit more :)
Labels:
art,
handprinted,
lino,
linocut,
linoprint,
melanie wickham,
new art,
new prints,
people,
portrait,
print,
printing,
printmaking
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