Candi's tortuga
and her Virgin printed on to wood
and another Virgin printed on to wood. I had Candi paint the wood block with inks like a white line print. The wood block was painted, and then printed on to wood instead of paper
the tortuga and feather printed together
the feather and the Virgin on red paper
Candi hiding behind her feather print
Cathy's first wood cut print
The first color of Cathy's second multiple block print
Second color
Two prints with the last color. Cathy adjusted the color on the right print to pop a little more than the one on the left
Ella did a great wolf woodcut
Linda carving her woodblock
I had the students on the last class experiment with chine' colle. Linda cut pieces of paper to fit her woodblock cut shapes, and painted pva glue on the back. When they are placed glue side up on to the inked block, a clean sheet of paper is placed down. The whole thing is glued and printed at once. Everyone had fun playing with this method. You can see how many variations Linda got with one wood block!
Sheeri's glass eye-she kept telling me the name of it, and I forget what it's called..
Rachel may have been the most prolific student in the class. She made lots of prints!
Rachel's wood blocks and prints
and her ship
and her tree. I thought this wood make a great t-shirt design
and some of her cards. Wouldn't you love to get one of these cards?
This was a great group of students. Tonight I will finish my class at the League, and will post their prints tomorrow
