Woodblock printmaking

This is a Set of prints produced by Toshi Yoshida to demonstrate the woodblock printing process. This set is unsigned, but marked with the artist’s stamp and titled.This set comprises eight woodblock ...from

Meibohm Fine Arts, Inc. is pleased to be serving art enthusiasts for over a century, as we enter our 120th year in business. A reputation for personalized attention and customer service is an important part of this family business. Residential and commercial clients benefit from our knowledge of the art world, our experience in quality custom framing and from our extensive inventory.

We’ve put together this complete guide to choosing the best wood for woodcut printmaking. We also explain how to prepare your wood blocks to get the best finish on your final prints.

Freyja Caskie ~ Printmaker on Instagram: "One of the new engraving blocks I’ve been working on. I’m excited about these ones as they’re a bit different than my usual square/rectangular formats. I’ve finished engraving this one and have 2 more in progress. I’m hoping they’ll go well as a series. Just waiting for some new paper to arrive from Japan @awagami_factory and I’ll be test printing them ☺️ #artprocess #artprocessvideo #printmakingprocess #printmaking #woodengraving #woodengravingprint

I’m putting this post together for some upcoming classes at Zea Mays Printmaking and Pyramid Atlantic Art Center and in it I’ll be showing a few examples of white line prints to help students prepare images for the workshops. The white line woodblock method was founded in the early 1900s in Provincetown, Massachusetts, by a group of artists who were interested in Japanese printmaking but grew tired of the tedium of cutting a block of wood for every color as that method demanded. These…

This is the second article in a series about the artists of the sosaku hanga (creative prints) movement which took place in Japan during the early-to-mid 20th century. Artists involved in this movement held to the idea that for a woodblock print to be considered “art” rather than a commercial print, each step (design, carving, and printing) needed to be carried out solely by the artist rather than by separate artisans. According to Oliver Statler, Koshiro Onchi (1891-1955) could be called a…

Hey Everyone! I'm excited to tell you that Crafttuts+ posted a new tutorial of mine on how to carve and print your own woodblock . It's ver...

Woodcut Engraving 3.5″ x 4.5″

Hello there! Been a while since my last post, life has been busy and full of change! I've decide to resume posting here & look forward to sharing what's been happening at the shop. To catch up on shop goings-on over the past few months I've been away, I have been posting pretty regularly to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Flickr! Some new prints there to see that I'll catch up with sharing eventually...and more to come! Give a follow on any of those platforms & stay up to date with…