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Mixed Printmaking – Color Linocut and Drypoint Engraving
Mixed Printmaking – Color Linocut and Drypoint Engraving This is the third in a series of posts showing methods to make mixed printmaking mashups. (You can read the first drypoint
Linocut Print and Drypoint Etching – Printmaking Mashup
Linocut Print and Drypoint Etching – Printmaking Mashup In the last post – I dabbled with an experimental printmaking mash-up. For that still life print, I carved a reduction Linocut
Reduction Linocut and Drypoint Print Mix
Reduction Linocut and Drypoint Print Mix Snacking Geometry is a Reduction Linocut and Drypoint print still life, created for a print exchange. Printmakers Connect is a group that “meets” at
Figurative Nude Collagraph Print
Nude Figurative Collagraph Print This nude figurative collagraph print was part of a series of carborundum tests I experimented with over the summer. More on the carborundum test results in
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Using the Grid Method
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