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Schaal van papier maché, buitenkant beplakt met een houtsnede. hoogte 21 x diameter 25 cm.
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Paper mache bowl, inside a collage made from a wood block print.
Yay! Completely carved. He lost his little "signals" coming out of his antenna. Told you it was a bit too easy to cut.
One man's trash is another man's treasure. "DESERT ISLAND", Tugboat Printshop's latest woodcut release, reimagines a classic desert island. Though a desert island would suggest a lack of amenities, this island is brimming with them. Abandoned mattresses, coolers, milk jugs, and more! A castaway's paradise of knick knacks for refashioning. All greatly useful to a shipwrecked MacGyver! A wonderance of excess becomes a ray of hope scenario.
We're happy to report that today, "DESERT ISLAND" begins its pre-order!
Pre-ordering reserves a limited edition copy of "DESERT ISLAND" for delivery when the color print is completed. For complete details about purchasing the "DESERT ISLAND" woodcut, please visit OUR SHOP! tugboatprintshop.com/woodcut_desertisland.htm
(ABOVE) The carved key block for the new "DESERT ISLAND" print. Block size is 16" x 28".
Carving the "Rose" key block…
Coming soon online, join up to our mailing list to hear about it's release! www.tugboatprintshop.com/
I printed this tiny self portrait for a print exchange. Four linoleum blocks were carved by hand and printed in yellow, red, blue and black.
2.5' X 3.5"
Oregonzied bike shop and gallery!
bike shop combo
Artists
SKAM
bomit
Wolf
Nekon
Jabz
Feeceez
Cybot
magical
sticky ricks
buy it
abot
comfy monster
noke
mr say
dhestoe
overconsume
super fat cat
all the girls love earl
photocoyote
biafra inc
shyeone
brita
sure
ader
nice one
mittenimwald
There are four types of tapir; this linocut is of a Malayan tapir, but this one is a baby. Tapirs always look very dapper, if improbable, in their black and white coat. The adults with their white saddles look like an aardvark crossed with an elephant, wearing a tuxedo (as can be seen in my 'Malayan Tapir' linocut). The babies have a delightful pattern of what spots and stripes, and like most baby mammals, come complete with big round eyes, and disproportionately big feet.
The Malayan Tapir (Tapirus indicus), also called the Asian Tapir, is the largest of the four species of tapir and the only one native to Asia. The Malayan Tapir was once found throughout the tropical lowland rainforests of Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, and Vietnam. Sadly, like other tapirs, it is now endangered due to deforestation. These were always one of my favorite animals to visit at the zoo and hope that they not only survive, but flourish in the future.
This lino block print is one of an edition of 12 printed on Japanese kozo, or mulberry paper 21 cm by 20 cm (8.3 inches by 7.9 inches).
Block prints from the studio of master craftsman Ishmail-bhai of Ajrakpur, near Bhuj. Was interesting got be shown the indigo dyeing process in his backyard. His wife makes the best rotis EVER – as verified by others who have been lucky enogh to sample them! :-)
"AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL"
24" x 32" Color Woodcut on Heavyweight Ivory Somerset Paper (Paper size 26" x 34")
Paul Roden + Valerie Lueth, 2009.
Materials: Richeson easy-cut-Lino, speedball water soluble ink on Stillman & Birn, Epsilon
Notes: ...continuing practice with carving and printing.
Blogged at - blog.gorgeouskarma.com
Explored - Aug 8, Best Position: 188
Excerpt:
Upcycling reduces substantial amount of waste and industrial production. Besides being a boon to environment, its wallet friendly as well, as we shop less. I find it much more satisfying than just ‘creating’ anything new because in upcycling, we are reinventing and repurposing an old item that may have outlasted its purpose or usability. When we repurpose it, we are giving it a new lease of life and meaning…
A dramatic acrylic painting on canvas with a black background - paint scraped and applied using a palette knife, and also block printed areas of layered colour.
(c) GrahamSeamanArt