When I found this old lino plate which I was not quite happy with, I decided to cut away as much as possible and leave only the basic objects of the still life on the plate.
Now I like it somehow better than before…
I printed some of my woodcuts on small postcards.
I want to set up an online shop at Dawanda, which is a German online platform for DIY products, where I am planning to sell some of my smaller prints as well as these cards.
But it still needs a whole lot of preparation to set up the shop…
I rediscovered pastel drawing pencils and did these small pictures with them.
They should also serve as inspiration sketches for a series of woodcuts I want to do.
Let’s see how that’s going to work out…
What else is there to do on a free weekend than working on some prints?
I wanted to turn some of my quick pencil sketches into colourful linocut prints and voila…
I think they turned out pretty nice.
What I want to do next is to use these motifs and print them in larger formats…
A series of linocut prints inspired by plants, pots and the small everyday objects around me:
Drawing is nice but printing is even nicer…
So I turned some of my sketches into small linocut prints. I also added parts of nice Japanese paper to some of the prints.
I like the collage-like look of them.
Today I made these small sketches of everyday objects on collaged paper in postcard format. When I have time, I want to make a whole series of such small still lives…
These are some prints I have made recently inspired by everyday objects like kitchen or gardening utensils.
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