by martine van der waal
Lino and oil based ink on Japanese paper
h: 30 w: 21 d: 1 (cms).
I made this image as part of a series that is still in development. In this serie I want to show satirical scenes where human and animals have switched "jobs". Mostly to make people smile but also a way to make people think about how we use nature and animals without consideration. This piece originated from serveral sketches done with procreate. Image was transfered to lino with carbon paper. I used different sizes of linocut tools. I printed with caligo safwash on Japanese papier using a hand press.
£500 (As exhibited.)
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by martine van der waal
Lino and oil based ink on Japanese paper
h: 30 w: 21 d: 1 (cms).
On a slow afternoon I decided to go out for a walk with my son. Suddenly it started to drizzle, something my son absolutly hates. I made a photo of the scene just after he put on his hood. Really loving the photo and the softness on his face I decided to make a linoprint of the same scene. I used procreate to make a sketch of the photo. It took a lot of time to deside what is dark and what is light and what the shapes are. After that I used carbon paper to transfer the sketch, I used caligo safe wash for printing and I printed on Japanese paper.
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