Showing posts with label Relief Print. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Roanoke


This was a mixed media print consisting of linoleum cut over xerox print of a collage. The space on the left was left for a binding, as it was later made into a book with similar prints contributed by the rest of the class members. The prints in the book centered on the theme "Lost" (luckily no one mentioned the TV show); mine deals with the missing colony of colonial Roanoke Virginia. When the British suppliers to the village returned one year, the found the population gone with no clue to their whereabouts other than the word "Croatoan" carved in a tree in the village.

Done for my Print Paper Book Techniques Class with Jody Williams.

Leif Ericson




These were made as a sort of tribute to Leif Ericson, the TRUE discoverer of the Americas. Haha... This is a five layer, linoleum cut print.

Done for my Print Paper Book Techniques Class with Jody Williams.

Detective Dracula




This was a linoleum cut relief print. We were allowed to do whatever we wanted, and I chose to do Dracula. After sketching for a while I thought his his collar looked like a detective's jacket. So I drew him as a sort of a film noir Dracula.

Done for my Print Paper Book Techniques Class with Jody Williams.

Cross Stamp





This was my first print EVER! It was just a rubber stamp, but I likes it. I likes it a lot.
Done for my Print Paper Book Techniques Class with Jody Williams.