Woodblock printmaking

This is a Set of prints produced by Toshi Yoshida to demonstrate the woodblock printing process. This set is unsigned, but marked with the artist’s stamp and titled.This set comprises eight woodblock ...from

Create Stunning Japanese Woodblock Prints - Learn how to design a traditional Japanese woodblock print with our step-by-step guide.

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: : Laura Boswell - Printmaker - Basic rules for Japanese Woodblock Printing : :

A Japanese woodblock print is, as the name implies, a print that is made by using carved woodblock and applying ink on the woodblocks to print a design on paper. The Japanese woodblock artists… More

from Kyôbashi; Yoshida & Honda Woodblock Prints 1834

from Kyôbashi; Yoshida & Honda Woodblock Prints 1834

How to Carve a Picture on a Woodblock: I have been fond of carving versatile pictures on woodblock since childhood. When I was 7 years old, my parents presented me with a special woodcarving set so that I could carve pictures of my own. Since that time, woodcarving has become my hobby, w…

Molly Lemon on Instagram: "#tinyprinttuesday ✨ I think a weekly challenge might be a good thing to get me back into engraving regularly after a bit of a break ✨ @flintkat started tiny print Tuesday last year and I’m looking forward to joining in each week! The results will probably end up behind the windows of my next advent calendar! #woodengraving #woodengraver #asmr #print #printmaking #printmaker #printing #prints #reliefprint #art #artist #reliefprinting"

Immerse yourself in Keiji Shinohara's work and breathe in the calm, beautifully rendered views. The printmaking artist is originally from Osaka, and trained for ten years in the traditional _Ukiyo-e_ style of printmaking in Kyoto before moving to the United States - where he is currently based. The mesmerising colourisation, precise compositions, and beautifully measured textures and gradations are all the more startling when we realise that Shinohara works primarily with woodblocks and is…

Mokuhanga or traditional Japanese woodblock printing holds particular appeal thanks to the use of non-toxic, water based inks as well as the lack of need of a printing press. The process of Mokuhanga yields markedly different results to western printing technique; by printing with water-based inks combined with Japanese Nori Starch Paste the results are subtle and delicate, while Western woodcuts tend to produce bolder results. Read the full article on our blog - link in bio.

Woodblock print by Koshiro Onchi 1891-1955 Title: Mt. Fuji in autumn.

Hello, Print Friend on Instagram: "Love this sweet process video by @hallyandchristyprints 🖤 that precise carving! So satisfying #print #printmaking #contemporaryprintmaking #printmaker #printstudio #reliefcarving #woodcut #woodblock #linocut"

A biography of printmaker, painter and designer Angie Lewin. Find out more about her linocut prints, wood engravings, screen prints and lithographs.