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Media Relief Prints (Linocut), printed on archival paper in small numbered editions. Signed, dated and numbered. Process Linocut Relief Printing is a process comparable to making a giant rubber stamp, but upside-down! I print the images by hand, mixing the ink individually for each print to create variations in ink color, thickness and texture (wabisabi). I love this process because I can produce as many prints as I want, and yet each print has a unique look: the most irregular prints are often favored by collectors. For further explanation about printmaking, I recommend this link from MOMA: What is a Print? |