Of all printmaking techniques lithography is probably the “queen”. Printing on these heavy slabs of stone requires not only patience and knowledge of the printing procedure but also some physical strength. But once you prepared your drawing on the stone, you can print a series and enjoy this special form of art.
I´m currently doing a printmaking workshop in a papermaking museum. These are some monotype prints, done with oil-based inks and a printing press. Tomorrow we will do lithography which I haven´t done for ages. I´m really curious about the results…
I’m busy printing a range of unique linocut Christmas cards at the moment.
These are some of the results, ready to be taken to a Christmas market:
I’m printing again. Here are some of my latest linocut prints. Some of them were inspiredby sketches I did while travelling through Greece. You can also find some of my prints on Etsy.
Bookbinding is a beautiful process. I did these small notebooks and albums using my handprinted paper.
What I like about them is that every single piece is unique in its print and colour combination.
A friend of mine is a textile designer and I love to print.
So it was just a matter of time to start printing on fabric. This is going to be our first collaborative piece of work, a beach mat.
We will also take part in this craft fair in April which I´m really looking forward to.
http://www.kunst-designmarkt.at/salzburg/
I haven’t done any printmaking for a while but now I want to start again with linocuts and woodcuts. I would like to do more of these…
I want to take part in this year’s Hahnemühle drawing competition, whose topic is “Maritime”.
I’ve done some prints and drawings so far but I guess I will do some more for my competition entry…
