My passion is "making and creating." What I make and create is Oil Paintings, Watercolors, Photographs and Custom Furniture. This site is the primary showcase for my Printmaking; specifically my woodcuts. If you take the time to view the archives you will see some of my paintings but you will also see the development of my printmaking skills and expression. Your feedback and comments are appreciated and welcomed.
Monday, June 20, 2005
Hanga "Trees"
Hanga is a Japaneese technique that utilizes water based pigments bouund in a rice flour paste to create subtle, but bold and beautiful prints. In this one I was experimenting. For my water soluable pigments I used "Sepia" water based ink, mixed with wall paper paste. Eggshell latex paint (green) mixed with the same paste, and water soluable "Ivory Black" oil paint mixed with the same. All was proofed on a very inexpensive piece of "printer paper" to see what would happen. My brush for applying the Ink was an old shaving cream brush trimmed flat. The result is crude, but I see a lot of possibilities for future prints. Jim
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