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Mirroring - Linocut Print

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Oh, how lofty and vast the eternal worth is, that in countless mirrors it may fragment its immense beauty, yet always remain One, as It was before.

12x14 inch hand-carved and hand-printed linoleum print. Framed best in a 14x18 frame.

The options I have available right now, are the black inked print on Lokta paper or white Stonehenge paper.

What is Lokta paper?
Lokta paper is created from the bark of the Daphne Papyrus bush, which only grows in the Himalayas at elevations of 6500 feet. The inner bark is removed, but the root structure is not harmed and regrows, making this a completely sustainable resource!

If you are interested in the blue inked print in my gallery or seen at markets, please message me.

Every single one of my prints is hand-printed and not a reproduction. There are many different printmaking techniques. Traditional printmaking techniques include relief printing, lithography, intaglio printing, and screen printing. At the moment, I prefer linocut printmaking which is a type of relief printing. All of my prints are created using this process.
First I start by drawing the image desired to carve onto a block of linoleum. Areas to remain the color of the surface being printed on are carved from the block first. Then the ink is rolled onto the uncut surface of the block. I then lay the paper on top of the block, first attaching the tabs that hold the paper in place so that each time I lay down the paper the image is transferred with complete registration. When the paper is removed the image then appears in reverse.


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