Browsing Category Printmaking
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PrintmakingThe term ‘non-toxic printmaking’ has become synonymous with the search for safer printmaking practices and techniques that have a less harmful environmental impact. While it is difficult to ...
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PrintmakingTransferring a prepared image to lino is a great way of ensuring you minimise the risk of making a mistake in the cutting stage of a linocut print. ...
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PrintmakingMonotype is a quick and simple printmaking process. Technically, only one impression is made with a monotype, so the work you create is a unique work on paper, ...
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PrintmakingThere is something beautifully simple about the linocut process although the prints it produces can be extremely intricate and complex. A print is created by carving a design ...
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PrintmakingThere is an interwoven history of papermaking and printing criss-crossing back and forth over centuries. Paper was not necessary for the invention of printing, but printing would not ...
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PrintmakingLinocut printing is a relief print process that involves cutting into a sheet of lino, applying ink to the uncut shapes and lines, and then printing on to ...
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PrintmakingMaking Woodblock Prints is a DVD workshop taught by master printmakers Merlyn Chesterman RE and Rod Nelson, filmed in Chesterman’s North Devon studio. It covers essential topics, including ...
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PrintmakingIn this third and last article in our series about the Fome Etching Press, our printmaking expert Jill Watton shows us how to adapt this popular intaglio printing ...
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PrintmakingIn this second article in our series about the Fome Etching Press, our printmaking expert Jill Watton shows us how to use this popular intaglio printing press for ...
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PrintmakingIn this first article in our series about the Fome Etching Press, our printmaking expert, Jill Watton, shows us how to set up the popular Fome etching press, ...
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PrintmakingIn this post Printmaker Colin Blanchard talks us through how to sharpen linocut tools using a number of sharpening stones including the Flexcut Slipstrop and a Japanese sharpening ...
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Oil PaintingArtists are continuing to work in spite of not being able to go to their studios because of the pandemic lockdown. They have adapted their practices and set ...
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