Linocut print
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Linocut print of Yarra Bridge, Melbourne.
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Scanned lino cut print / Artist’s Proof / Original print is approximately 15cms x 15cms / February 2008
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3 coloured linocut of a cooking baba jaga
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Lino cut
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Lino cut
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This is a reduction lino cut done with two blocks. One lays down the black and the other the orange. The white part is cut out completely so that it remains white. It takes a while to get your head around the process and it can be a hit or miss process in the printing stage. 257 Views on 2/12/09 In this edition I did 20 and this is the only one I approve of. People don’t often see the work that goes into printmaking and some treat it like a craft…but I find it the most difficult of all art mediums, not only do you have to come up with the concept and composition but you have to get your head into how you are going to do it; The processes are long but the rewards are beautiful.
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Linoleum block print composed in Photoshop
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Linoleum block print with some cleaning up in Photoshop
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Linoleum block print cleaned up in Photoshop
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He’s also kind of cute on a mug
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Linocut print – Sun God design. Inspired by a trip to India many years ago… / Also available as a card and print, plus there’s a borderless photoshopped t-shirt version.
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Linocut portrait of my cat… / Also available as a t-shirt.
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Reduction Colour Linocut 1994
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Coloured reduction linocut 1995
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Well alright, This is the very first linoleum block piece I have done in well over 30 years so please don’t be too hard on me:) I completed this last night as I was watching my grandson. I cannot get the quality to look the same as the original…I tried. Thanks for looking.
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I designed and cut this lino art the last two days, and printed these hand pulled prints. These are for sale in a signed, numbered edition of 50. The hand colored prints are extra. Please contact me if interested. The image size is 5×7 inches. Thanks for looking!
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I cut this linoleum to produce this ‘inchie’ border. I am offering prints of this border in all colors. The tiny 1 inch square zebra eye drawing was done with a .005 technical pen. I am selling the border without the print, but I will sell the original inchie drawing with a border or a tiny inchie print:) The outside measurement of the border is 4×4 inches. Please contact me if you are interested in any or all:) Proceeds from the sales of cards will be donated to The Philadelphia Mission. You may view their contact info. on my front page. Thanks for looking!!
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Hello Friends, The title just about says it all:) I cut this 4×4 inch border to border inchie drawings and am hand printing the borders in a multitude of colors. Thanks for looking:)
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Linocut on recycled silk paper Yeah, there were an awful lot of pieces to cut out! It’s a Western Diamondback, by the way. See the T-shirt version here
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lino cut /
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Inchie Deer Trio Pen and Ink With Hand Pulled Lino Border Print on Hot Press Paper
by Catherine HowellI created these tiny “inchie” drawings and arranged them on a piece of Saunders Hot Press Watercolor Paper. The zebra border is hand printed from a linocut border that I cut. A portion from the sale of this original will be donated to The Philadelphia Mission. Please view their info. on my front page. I will sell this original, matted, with a warm white or off white mat and backing. I can also provide a frame. Thanks for looking!
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Linocut print & ink on paper
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Rooaarrrr… That’s not me being hostile, I’m just saying hello! Some may think I’m a fighter – aggressive and dangerous – but in truth I’m a gentle creature. There’s nothing like a peaceful afternoon enjoying a few drops of tropical rain and hanging out with the band. I love it too when the sun goes down, and its time for me to curl up in my cosy nest for a wee snooze. Feel free to throw me a few leaves and seeds. Oh, and the odd termite or two won’t go astray! Thanks chumps.
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A little drawing I did in between all my school work. It’s a linocut that I coloured in Photoshop. Linocuts give nice results (I love the bold lines), but they also result in some nasty cuts on my fingers haha. Plus they’re of course quite time consuming. Still enjoyed making it though. It’s about a little girl trying to feed a giraffe, but finding it very difficult due to obvious height differences. =P
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