Baren-suji is the online newsletter of [Baren]; The International Forum for Woodblock Printmaking. The official internet site of [Baren] is http://barenforum.org
Baren-suji are the marks left by the baren when printing. Similarly, this newsletter assumes the role of recording the marks left by the woodblock printmakers that constitute [Baren].
Saturday, September 10, 2005
Two Hand Reel
Here's my Newest Print 29 colors, lino block, on hosho student paper using graphic chemical water based inks. Kento registration.
Sorry that the images turned out too large. This is his sixteen year old daughter who knows how to do this kinda stuff better than him, so I promised next post will look better. --Daniel and Meagan Dew
Dan, so glad the surgery turned out okay & wishing you a speedy recovery. I still don't have my computer prob. fixed so I can respond to the Digest without having to go to the other computer. The print is wonderful - I can almost hear the music! Nice work.
Dan Dew! Wow! I mean, holy mackerel! I mean, how did you do that? I have all these questions... How big is the print? How many blocks? I think I remember that you mostly do reduction prints, but surely this is not all one block! Do you use a magnifying glass of some sort? And how tight are your plans before you start to cut? Glad your surgery went so well. With Admiration, Annie B
Sorry that the images turned out too large. This is his sixteen year old daughter who knows how to do this kinda stuff better than him, so I promised next post will look better.
ReplyDelete--Daniel and Meagan Dew
Dan, so glad the surgery turned out okay & wishing you a speedy recovery. I still don't have my computer prob. fixed so I can respond to the Digest without having to go to the other computer. The print is wonderful - I can almost hear the music! Nice work.
ReplyDeleteDan Dew! Wow! I mean, holy mackerel! I mean, how did you do that? I have all these questions... How big is the print? How many blocks? I think I remember that you mostly do reduction prints, but surely this is not all one block! Do you use a magnifying glass of some sort? And how tight are your plans before you start to cut?
ReplyDeleteGlad your surgery went so well.
With Admiration, Annie B