I appreciate the traditional quality of linocut and woodcut, as both have a foundational role in printmaking and bring a unique aesthetic. Linocut offers bold, stylised graphic forms that I enjoy creating through the carving process, while woodcut has a similar feel but with the added potential of laser cutting, which adds a new dimension. While these techniques aren’t central to my practice, I value them for their impact and timeless place in the world of print.

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Technique: Gel Plate Monoprinting

Dimensions: 59,4 cm x 42 cm

Paper: Fabriano Mixmedia Paper 

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Technique: Linocut and Woodcut

Dimensions: 59,4 cm x 42 cm

Paper: Fabriano Mixmedia Paper 

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Technique: Linocut and Woodcut

Dimensions: 59,4 cm x 42 cm

Paper: Fabriano Mixmedia Paper 

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Technique: Linocut and Woodcut

Dimensions: 59,4 cm x 42 cm

Paper: Fabriano Mixmedia Paper 

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Technique: Woodcut on MDF

Dimensions: 29 cm x 19 cm

Paper: Card

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Technique: Woodcut on MDF

Dimensions: 29 cm x 19 cm

Paper: Craft paper card

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Technique: Woodcut on MDF

Dimensions: 29 cm x 19 cm

Paper: Card