Category Archives: Printmaking

Title: Bagboy Medium: linocut with chine colle Size: 8×10 image size, 10×15 paper size Materials: Daniel Smith oil-based relief ink on cream Stonehenge and bisque Canson Mi-Teintes paper Edition Size: 34 I’ve finally finished off the last set of prints … Continue reading →

Title: Reflections of an Oregon Winter Medium: relief (woodcut and linocut) Size: 3×3.5 image size, 4×6 paper size Materials: Daniel Smith oil-based relief ink on gray Magnani Pescia paper Edition Size: 70 (+ 6 AP) Yesterday I finished my mini-print … Continue reading →

Title: Rockwell Kent Medium: Resingrave engraving Size: 4X6 image size, 10×15 paper size Materials: Daniel Smith oil-based relief ink on white Lenox 100 paper Edition Size: 32 (+ 4 AP) Here is the finished Rockwell Kent portrait engraving. I realize … Continue reading →

Earlier in the week I mentioned that I am wrapping up work on three more print editions for exchanges. (Well, maybe “wrapping up” is a bit optimistic at this point, but I am working fast and furious on all three … Continue reading →

After finishing off my Roosters for the new year, I ignored my printing responsibilities for several weeks to hang out with Jeremy. Finally last week, I got on the ball and printed off a small lino block I had initially … Continue reading →

The Year of the Rooster is rapidly approaching, and I have spent this past week working on a linocut for the annual Baren Forum New Year’s Card Exchange. This will be my first year participating, and I am already having … Continue reading →

Over the past weekend I buckled down and finished the print I posted about several weeks ago, which I have decided to call “Pause.” It turned out alright, though I did not get as strong an effect with the second … Continue reading →

I don’t think I have posted any info about my printmaking efforts since starting this blog. This past week or two I began work on a new woodcut for a print exchange, and decided to take a few pictures along … Continue reading →