Albrecht Dürer, Saint George Killing the Dragon, 1501-1504

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Albrecht Dürer, Saint George Killing the Dragon, 1501-1504

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Paul Gauguin, "Human Misery," 1899
Woodcut on tissue paper
Fresh off the press!
Nevermind, I had to reprint a copy of the sketch for my bird guy and make it bigger. I knew it was too small when I first transferred it to the wood but my stubborn ass was like: eh i can make this work. Then I looked at it hours later and was like: this is gonna be a pain in the ass to carve later on. So I caved, reprinted it, taped it and the coal paper down.....and then I packed my bags for my one week vacation, leaving the woodcut stuff at home, knowing full well I wouldn't have time to do anything with it while on vacation. So this will have to wait a week. I hope I can get them done before the end of the month for the open workshop event and hopefully sell some of them.

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transferred to some cheap wood. Unfortunately I think printing it will have to wait until I'm back from vacation. I hope it will be at least a little cooler when I get back so I don't have to manually print while sweating ass off in 34°C weather
fish prints and applique on old pajama fabric
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner