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Tag Archives: cherry blossoms
New Etsy Listing
My latest listing on Etsy has just gone live! It is a hand-colored version of “Don’t Play Koi with Me!” I used calligraphy inks and watercolors for the color. Also, I added a calligraphy gold ink in the tail and … Continue reading
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Tagged art, calligraphy ink, cherry blossoms, Etsy, ink, koi fish, porcuprints, printing, printing press, resingrave, tattooed woman, watercolor, woman, wood engraving, woodcut
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Freshly Printed- Tattooed Woman
Last week I successfully printed my tattooed woman block! To be entitled “Don’t Play Koi with Me!” this print celebrates both the human figure and the art of tattooing. The human form is an enduring theme in art. To study, … Continue reading
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Tagged cherry blossoms, courage, Dragon Gate, fine art, human form, japanese tattoo symbols, koi fish, live model, lotus, naked, nude, perseverance, strength, tattoo, waterlily, woman, woodcut, Yellow River
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Nouveau Peacock…At Last!
The latest addition to my store has finally arrived! Anyone who has been reading this blog for a while might remember my posting about a peacock print I was working on back in 2009. I finished carving the block in … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art nouveau, better late than never, cherry blossoms, Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, japonism, Ornamental border, peacock, Pierre Bonnard, wood cut, wood engraving
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