I have to say, too, that there's a print in the Walker book that I absolutely love, and I would so like to be able to make images like that. And it's all about the lines--the white lines--building up the figure. So.....I'll study it more, and we'll see.
This is #22, and it's 4" X 6".
I can see your struggle. It is so different in linocuts than on paper with pen and ink :-)) I'm curious where it brings you. Keep going!!! I love this one and the grays in the background.
ReplyDeletexxx Marianne
I love your lines. Very interesting. Loving your prints.
ReplyDeleteAnother great face and print … and I can already see your promising and improving evolution. I hope you see it too1
ReplyDeleteI see here many wonderful artworks, but this is one of the best. Amaising!
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed of your studying and working. The lincut is very different compared to drawing. Beautiful faces!
ReplyDeleteI can only echo the above comments. Keep on keeping on with the project. It is wonderful to observe the creative process. :)
ReplyDeleteSE
Good work...linocut is difficult to make look good
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed by the work you have been doing.
ReplyDeleteCan't tell you how happy I am that you stopped by my blog - because now I have found you!! Your series of faces is remarkable. I love every one of them. This is a medium that I totally admire. I think its hugely difficult and you are amazing :) I'm looking forward to following you now.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work. I love the expression and the way you have done the shading is very effective:)
ReplyDeleteVery expressive. I really like your work.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how you can look at something and look at something and only start to understand it as you work through it. I am always baffled at how long it take me to learn.
ReplyDelete