PRINTMAKING
Printmaking is the process of making artworks by printing, normally on paper. Each print produced is considered an original, not a copy. Prints are created by transferring ink from a matrix to a sheet of paperer other material.
5" x 7" Carved linoleum block with Heisenberg and "SAY MY NAME" text in reverse after being inked.
Framed "SAY MY NAME" print using linoleum block and Speedball Ink.
HEISENBURG - LINOLEUM BLOCK
This print was done using a 5" x 7" linoleum block. This block was carved using a linoleum cutting knife, etched in reverse to ensure the typography displayed correctly.
Final Design: 5" x 7" print
Editions Made: 10 original editions
Tools Used: Linoleum Block, Linoleum Carving Knife, Speedball Ink, and Rives BFK Paper
10" x 8" Copper plate with photo transfer of Jimi Hendrix.
Multiple editions of copperplate photo transfer of Jimi Hendrix design on Rives BFK Paper (Gold).
JIMI HENDRIX - COPPER PLATE PHOTO TRANSFER
This print was done by doing a photo transfer using a 10" x 8" copper plate. This copper plate was burned then put into an acidic bath to retain the image and type. Using charcoal ink, this image was printed on Rives BFK paper (Gold).
Final Design: 10" x 8" print
Editions Made: 20 original editions
Tools Used: Copper plate, Charcoal Ink, and Rives BFK Paper (Gold)