#xerigrafia

[camillataylor]

A selection of the prints I made and sent out for the new year: 100 unique prints made using small linocut symbols, each symbol inspired by a story from my year, and each print a different collection of stories--a bit of conversation between the recipient and myself. https://www.instagram.com/camillataylor/

[dogandcatcomics]

#repost @tin.tattoos Tin Lohr (USA).  Marmalade Moon. Woodblock print on paper.  96x40 inches.  Printed at Morean Arts Center, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA @moreanartscenter.  https://www.bigink.org/product/marmalade-moon-tin-lohr/.   Thanks to @rajabalisayed for the tip.  

[dogandcatcomics]

#repost @roman_klonek  Roman Klonek (b. 1969 in Kattowitz, Poland, based in Dusseldorf, Germany).  “Follow Spuky" in the riso print version

[dogandcatcomics]

#repost @harvardtheatre Harvard Theatre Collection, Houghton Library (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA).  “A woodcut from the 1658 edition of Thomas Dekker's 'The Witch of Edmonton,' which was inspired by the real life story of Elizabeth Sawyer, a supposed witch who as hanged in 1621 after having confessed that Satan came to her and seduced her in the form of a dog named Tom.”  Thanks to @bix02138 for the tip. 

[camillataylor]

Compass Camilla Taylor Linocut on Rives BFK 20" x 15" I love a good stipple! Few things are as satisfying to me as a heavily worked relief print. I printed this one in my home studio on a Takach press. My father was in town visiting so I put him to work as studio assistant. Made for the West III portfolio print exchange organized by Sukha Worob and Andrew Rice, with a few left over for my friends and collectors. Photo by Mike Reynolds

[camillataylor]

I've spent today printing a new linocut, and now my legs are so sore from standing around. I'm reminded why I usually only do small editions. I'll have a few from this edition available soon!