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Artwork description:
LEAP INTO SUMMER
Limited edition handmade linocut print
‘Leap into Summer’ is one of a series of eight colour linocut prints of summer seascape scenes.
Whilst on a beach holiday, I was struck by the contrast between the constantly changing sea, with energetic surfers and family activities below, and the stillness of the endless sky above. I thought it would be a fun challenge to transport the viewer to the heat and haze of the seaside as a series of linocut seascapes.
Materials used:
Created using two panels of Japanese vinyl linocut, printed by hand, using a Beevers hydraulic press with blended relief inks onto Heritage 335gsm paper.
Tags:
#seascape #seaside #sea #beach #summer #ocean #waves #fun #leaping #beach boyFeatured by our Editors:
LEAP INTO SUMMER (2022)
Linocut
by Gregory Millar
7 Artist Reviews
£400
- Linocut on Paper
- From a limited edition of 25
- Size: 40 x 50 x 1cm (unframed) / 30 x 40cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Artwork description
LEAP INTO SUMMER
Limited edition handmade linocut print
‘Leap into Summer’ is one of a series of eight colour linocut prints of summer seascape scenes.
Whilst on a beach holiday, I was struck by the contrast between the constantly changing sea, with energetic surfers and family activities below, and the stillness of the endless sky above. I thought it would be a fun challenge to transport the viewer to the heat and haze of the seaside as a series of linocut seascapes.
Materials used:
Created using two panels of Japanese vinyl linocut, printed by hand, using a Beevers hydraulic press with blended relief inks onto Heritage 335gsm paper.
Tags:
#seascape #seaside #sea #beach #summer #ocean #waves #fun #leaping #beach boyFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (7)
Gregory Millar
United Kingdom
About
Gregory Millar
I don’t remember ever ‘becoming’ an artist but from an early age I’ve always loved to draw. At school I discovered the work of great painters, sculptors and designers... Read more
