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| Mont Saint-Michel source photo |
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| Plate in process |
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| Plate in process detail |
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| Early proof |
Sunday, November 7, 2010
New Work in Progress: Mont Saint Michel
I rarely work outside the studio, but for various reasons I took home my latest plate last week to get a bit more work done. Unlike etching or aquatint, linocuts are relatively easy to do from home, particularly a small one. The piece I am working on is a 4" x 6" two-plate lino based on a photo I took in Mont Saint-Michel last summer. The photo offered a unique and challenging composition and I may have been subtly influenced by Frans Masereel after Mike Kimball's comment on my lino book post. Since I was able to take a few photos of the plate in progress, I thought would share them now that I have an early proof of the first plate.
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Wow the lino print is amazing! Very nice work!
ReplyDeleteIt is inspiring me to do some Linocut work.
Awesome! Now grab those band-aids and pick-up that carving tool! :)
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