I was scheduled to do a workshop with a group of non-printmakers. I made a kit of 6o small 3" X 4" lino blocks (2 per student), inexpensive brayers, non-toxic roll-up ink and several speedball knives for carving. The workshop was rescheduled to be advanced students learning pronto plate lithography instead. So after the workshop was finished I was left with a stack of lino blocks. I left them out on the small sofa table. I started doing one a night. Easy and fun...not too serious but another departure from the "high-control" stone lithography I've been doing. Each print is spontaneous, no expectations.I've been able to entice passers-by to cut one or two.
5 comments:
hello, thanks for dropping by my blog...i followed the breadcrumbs through the forest back here
and have had a lovely wander through your pages
These are really great, I always loved litho too, well done, great all together!
Thank you for visiting my blog. I am having fun and learning how as I go.
These are great... a page stopper!!!
I love this serie!!.
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