Liz Neale has hung her sets of lino prints out to dry.
Showing posts with label relief printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relief printing. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Liz Neale, Irene Mason 'artists in residence'
Liz Neale has hung her sets of lino prints out to dry.
Liz Neale, Irene Mason 'artists in residence'
Irene Mason has hung her set of monarch butterfly prints to dry.
Liz Neale, Irene Mason 'artists in residence'
Liz Neale and Irene Mason are working on their lino cuts.
Hannah passing WWOOFer
Hannah was passing through onto her next WWOOFing host but had enough time to set type and cut a lino block to produce a set of 'up the mountain' images.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Don Pybus
Don Pybus has laid out to dry his latest series of 3 colour wood block prints. These are 2011 cards for his family and friends. 'Pohutukawa'. Don has been attending Homeprint for a weekly workshop for the last 12 years!
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Queen Margaret College - Paulette Pavelich
Two transparencies are made from the this stunning original art work and sellotaped together to create a high definition positive for making a solarplate and quality intaglio printing.
Queen Margaret College - Paulette Pavelich
This solarplate from Dan Welden has been over washed but gave me an opportunity to try a technique of laying ink into the etched area and cleaning top, then rolling up a second colour on the surface.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Highbury Award
These relief prints have been pulled from the Hunters Proof Press. I made the solarplate from art work supplied by a Massey University Artist 5 years ago. After inking and printing onto A3, 300 gsm Incisioni paper I then set type and emboss the name of the Award Winner and the name of the degree that has been won. The next step is to hand colour each print with the colour of that particular degree. To finish off the presentation, I frame the print with a black mat and a black wooden frame.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Efrain Villalobos. Junior Artist in Residence.
By using two rollers and two colours the lino cut can produce awesome results.
Efrain Villalobos. Junior Artist in Residence.
Three colour lino print (Efrain's favourite) ready for letterpress printing on the reverse as a 'real' postcard!
Monday, January 24, 2011
Japanese Carving Tools
The tools are very sharp and have been made by heating two different steels together (sword steel)there are 7 different tools in the set from Japan and 2 custom made tools that have been manufactured for Homeprint.
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