#kitchen litho

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Kitchen lithography

[Video description: a video showing the process of kitchen lithography. Step 1: stick a sheet of aluminium foil to plastic with water (and bits of tape.) Step 2: draw on it with permanent marker. Step 3: poor coke over the drawing. Step 4: remove the drawing with plant based oil. Step 5: wet the aluminium foil and roll ink over it. Step 6: print it on a sheet of paper with a spoon. It's a drawing of a person in a woody area wearing a hoodie, smiling serenely. /End video description]

I posted a video of me drawing this, and here's the entire process! I filmed it as kind of a promo video for an event in September where I'm going to give a mini-workshop

And as promised pictures of the print itself:

Probelosodon (2026), foil lithograph, edition of 2+2AP

the first print from my residency at Women's Studio Workshop! this is based on some drawings in my sketchbook from a museum visit; initially just a test for the litho technique i would go on to teach during the Art-in-Ed classes that were part of the program, but the print came out so well that i decided to make a small edition of it.

First attempt at kitchen litho*

Messy as hell, and now I have leftover cola.

Week 3 LSAD 04/10/2024. Brief 2 "Assemble"

Print making. I used Procreate to create a series of my prints in different techniques. I did not edit the images except the overlay.

Pigeon and Dandelion

kitchen lithography