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still working on getting a clean print of this but for now you can see the printing block :] werewolves in love
Printing Block, 20c. Japan
A printing block used to line paper. The blue side creates straight lines while the red side creates a graph pattern.Â
https://mingeiarchive.com/products/printing-block
Printing block, 1825-50, USA.
Batik Printing Block, Indonesia, 19th century
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Provenance: not mentioned on website
13 5/8 × 16 3/4 × 1 3/4 in. (34.61 × 42.55 × 4.45 cm)
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I started college in January 2019 to learn new art making techniques, since then I have fallen in love with printmaking. Here is one of the blocks I recently finished. I’ve been pulling white ink prints from it but they aren’t up to my standard (the materials are cheap because I am poor).
Relief carving is a TON of fun, would highly recommend!
As soon as I get a shop together for my handmade artworks you can bet there will be some of these up for sale!
A collection of old hardwood printing blocks used for hand-blocking fabrics or wallpapers. The lower piece is a carved fragment of a frieze in the Renaissance style.
Classic Decorative Details, 1994
Printing block fragment
Soapstone
Unknown artist, Cape Dorset, Nunavut, Canada
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