
The bottom green and yellow print was another woodcut which I enjoyed. I want to learn more and be able to carve my own prints and stamps for printing onto fabric of course. These are all done by the "reduction" method (sounds smart doesn't it) . Again this was supposed to have a more Pacific flavour but I decided in the end that it felt more Scandanavian - big turnaround. I would liked to have done it in red and black but had to work with the colours that we had in class. Can't wait until the next class to do some more.


2 comments:
These look good, Kat. Is this stuff you'll be able to do at home once the class is over?
I love the look of these prints, I have neve come across dry point printing, but a lovely result.
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