Lino
173 creative works found
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lino print on brown paper This is my largest print, measuring about 50cm by 35cm. It was made by chiselling out a piece of Linoleum. / Unlike with the collograph, a lino print works backwards, removing all the areas I wished to remain white. In sucha large piece, this took quite a long time to achieve, adn there were several slips and injuries to fingers along the way! / the plate took me about 2 weeks to complete, and I still had no idea whether it would work until that first test run through the press! Working in reverse (as the image will be printed back to front) is quite triccky and confusing, and the first few runs through the press were disastrous!! Lots of fiddling about and adjusting pressures, trying different paper, colours, ... until finally i settled on the brown, rather textured surface. I dont’ knwo what else to say, but am happy to answer any questions you might have (o:
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A worked rubbing from a lino cut. Digitally coloured and manipulated. (2000). Unfortunately since the release of the Matrix movies the vertical visual text I used to use is no longer showing up much in my work.
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A combination of an etching and linocut embossment. 25cm X 28cm on BFK Rives Etching on zinc plate – hard ground (for main shapes), soft ground (for textures) followed by a deep bit for added zing. Inked up in black only. Linocut embossment – much easier: cut up the pieces of lino to match the size of the zinc plate and cut into the lino then emboss the wet paper. No aligning needed as i ran them through the press concurrently.
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lino print / my first print for first year printmaking / I will try and get a better photo of it this one was taken in a hurry.
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Lino Cut combined with Photoshop Layered Graduations Also available in a different version on a tee. /
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Yes, this is a lino cut, if you can believe it. I have to try and get a little simpler with the cutting. I spent weeks on this.
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This is a lino print in oil colours I did some years ago. Normally you see a black print, but I wanted to try it in colour. 30×40 cm
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9×6” lino print based on collage. the city kills us all inside.
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Reduction Lino Print 20×30cm 180gsm canson white fine grain paper First State / Second State / Third State / Currently on exhibition at Campelltown Arts Centre How exciting I’ve sold one of the edition! Nine left! / This work is available to purchase Framed $AU300 + Postage and Handing and $AU150 unframed + Postage and handling.
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lino cut on news print.
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mono print
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Lino cut on canson paper.I was a ballet dancer and danced with the Royal Ballet and the Australian Ballet! / One of my favourite ballets was “Romeo and Juliet! I love the music and one day was listening to the part where Romeo arrived at the ball wearing a mask so he wouldn’t be recognised. This lino cut represents the many masks we wear in our relationships that manage to weave their intricate web! / / / featured in Behind the Mask
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Lino Cut / Hand Coloured
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Lino cut (single colour) printed on Cartridge Paper. 1997
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Colour reduction lino cut. This is the glow of the Steelworks over the hill that we see at night.
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lino print, multi colours, reduction technique
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Lino cut on rice paper
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This was based on a portrait of someone I know. The sketch was whilst we were along the river Cam in Cambridge and the wind was blowing across her face. I also took some photos and combined the effect. The manga cartoons inspired me slightly on this one to make it more dramatic. / The medium is a Lino cut on paper.
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lino print of an old fooscray railway station sign lino print on white printing paper
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Lino cuts that have been inked up intaglio and then relief and then a bit of a’la pupe, on avorio paper. They are all bleed prints also.
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Lino cut
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Linocut
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A lino cut scanned and adapted with Phote Editor.
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