Relief & Lithography
Relief printing is a process where an image is carved into a surface, and the raised areas are inked and pressed onto paper to create a print.
Lithography is a printmaking process that relies on the repelling properties of oil and water to transfer an image from a flat stone or metal plate to paper.
Monotype is a printmaking technique that creates a single, unique impression by painting or drawing directly onto a smooth surface and then transferring the image to paper.
"Pipedream" 10x12 inches 4-layer Relief Print on BFK Paper
"Threads" 11x14 inches Single layer Relief Print on BFK Paper
“Origins” 15x7 inches Relief Print on Arches Paper
“Invisible Trace” close-up
“Invisible Trace” 24x48 inches Relief Print on Kitakata Paper, sewn together
“Earth Right” 30x40 inches 2-layer Relief Print on Arches Paper
"Steady" 12x15 inches Monotype Ghost Print on Hot Press Paper
"I Am Always Home" 10x16 inches Monotype Ghost Print on Hot Press Paper
"Sylvia Pankhurst" 11x14 inches Lithograph on BFK Paper
"Take My Joy" 11x14 inches Lithograph on BFK Paper
"Dans La Lune" 14x11 inches Lithograph on BFK Paper