i'm trying to get back into the habit of working on artsy stuff, now that my health seems to finally be somewhat in order for the first time in a year. sneak peek of stuff i'm adding to the shop soon!

linocut blockprint. two blocks. both carved plus one also etched. blocksize about 42x60cm

linocut print

Block Print

part view with boards

My latest linocut for my exhibition Nick Morley's World of Wonder at Material in Ludlow.

www.materialmaterial.com/index.html

of linen pillows, each block printed by hand

Linoprint 4 x 6 inches.

I think he is called a grosbeak. thick and chunky bird with a tough looking beak. He came to the feeder everyday one winter and stuffed his face with sunflower seeds. This one was black and white with a bold red patch on his under side

screenprint and blockprint

88 × 63 cm

It's a linocut I did in 2007 depicting St. Petersburg (Russia) a magical and mysterious city of remarkable beauty. There are some actual buildings shown here: St Isaac's Cathedral on the upper left and St Peter and the spire of Paul's Cathedral in the center, but there is no place where one can see the exact location. What I tried to portray was the myth of a city.

Technique: color linocut, multiple plates, size 16" x 12"

Life's a Circle

6"x6" or

15.2 x 15.2"cm

Original mixed media collage

elements of block printing, gocco, drawing, various papers including printed text and Japanese text (some tea stained) on a watercolor painted canvas panel. Not all elements are archival but it has been sealed for protection with a water-based acrylic gel medium.

© Marissa L. Swinghammer

© Eric Lafforgue

www.ericlafforgue.com

Reduction linocut, 6"x8" , 2008

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Wood engraving block in progress

10.5 cm x 8 cm

Edition of 17 rough block printed stickers done in acrylic. Let me know if you want one.

linocut 5 x 4

linocut 9 x 12

Linocut on washi paper.Handcoloured with poscas.14.3.08

The majority of my recent work has been B&W, so time for some reductive work. This first layer will probably be grey, with a second series of cuts for a black layer on top.

Just for fun 4x5 two block linocut mini print

this is the 2nd state of the illustration that I am making for my brother inlaws poetry book.

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Train ticket linocut for this public transport campaign project. Edited on Photoshop. A work in progress...

The blue block is all carved!

"LOG" will be a color woodcut print, printed from 4-5 wood blocks. Colors will layer to create a lush & vibrant world in miniature!

3 additional color blocks are in progress. The block above makes blue, green, brown & purple in the print. We just transferred this image onto the other blocks so we can color in the new plants (lily, fern) with the other blocks. Otherwise, ready to carve!

Coming really soon! Pre-order soon for a deal!

www.tugboatprintshop.com/woodcut_log.htm

Here's my recently finished press I built from a bunch of lumber, some angle-iron and a car jack. Total cost about $60, though I splurged on stain, melamine iron-on-edging, and all new materials even though I could find most of the same stuff in the garbage and in my dad's garage and might have saved myself about $40.

Now my laundry area is good for getting clothes dirty, as well as getting them clean.

This is my favorite new block.

A Ex Libris stamp for the Inna and Tom's library. This one's quite big (app. 7cm or 3" wide) and more like a small print.

You can find more about my work and me on my FB page: www.facebook.com/myrubberstamp

Carving has proceeded slowly this week...there are so many other projects in progress as well! It's difficult to focus on one thing at a time.

Stamped in Dachau. Post WWII.

Bernhard Altmann entered the textile trade in Vienna in 1915, and he opened his textile, weaving and printing company in Dachau in 1919. His company grew to employ 1000 people by 1938 before the German Anschluss forced him to flee to London. His brother Fritz Altmann was taken prisoner by the Nazis, and Bernhard was forced to sign over the business in return for Fritz's release from Dachau Concentration Camp.

These cards combine hand printed patterned backgrounds and little messages that can be mixed and matched with the backgrounds.

This is my first attempt at printing in color. 6 colors from 6 plates. Read the full story on my blog at: www.jimblodget.com/blog/sun-over-mountain/ .

Hand pulled print on Scratch Art Subi Block Printing Paper, Golden Open acrylics, plates made from Peel and Stick Foam Sheets attached to foam core board. 4×6 inches (10×15 cm).

You can find more about my work and me on my FB page: www.facebook.com/myrubberstamp

Linocut, 12”x18”, dated 2007

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Collagraph monoprint with lino, cardboard and wallpaper blocks.

SOLD

Studio spot, finishing up the last of the drawing on the "OVERLOOK" Woodcut… top right in the foothills of the mountains and a few other little surprises.

www.tugboatprintshop.com/woodcut_overlook.htm

9" x 13" Color Woodcut Print on Ivory Somerset Paper

Paul Roden, 2011.

LIMITED EDITION OF 100 PRINTS.

(please note: the title of this print, ISLAND, is not written on it--it is signed and numbered)

Now available ~ see our profile page for our links!

Reduction linocut, 8"x12", 2007

Available at wingedlion.etsy.com

A hand pulled linocut of an African elephant. I decided that Jumbo needed a bit more substance, so printed in two colours.

Wood engraving print

25cm x 20cm

Inspired by Shirley poppies

Collage w/ Block Printing

first colour(s)

Hand printed bookplates we made for a wedding present. Original engraving on resingrave (3 x 4 inches) printed on Zerkall paper.

Go check it out.

Back in June of 2014, HBO contacted me to use one of my prints as set dressing on the show Girls. Well, on Sunday (S4 E7), it finally aired and you can see it pretty clearly behind Lena Dunham.

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