Artwork description:
This is a linocut that was inspired by the lovely staircase at Libertys in London. I also like the word as it conjures up a 'freedom to go anywhere you want' as the stairs in the print suggest.
I used a variety of lino tools to create the illusion of perspective and printed it using an intaglio press. You can see from the secondary photo that I have to cut the linocut plate in mirror image for it to print the correct way around.
Materials used:
Japanese vinyl, paper and professional oil based printmaking ink
Tags:
#purple #architecture #perspective #illusion #spiral staircase #escherLiberty view (2015)
Linocut
by Helen Boden
13 Artist Reviews
£150
- Linocut on Paper
- From a limited edition of 30
- Size: 38 x 49cm (unframed) / 30 x 40cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
Artwork description
This is a linocut that was inspired by the lovely staircase at Libertys in London. I also like the word as it conjures up a 'freedom to go anywhere you want' as the stairs in the print suggest.
I used a variety of lino tools to create the illusion of perspective and printed it using an intaglio press. You can see from the secondary photo that I have to cut the linocut plate in mirror image for it to print the correct way around.
Materials used:
Japanese vinyl, paper and professional oil based printmaking ink
Tags:
#purple #architecture #perspective #illusion #spiral staircase #escherReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (13)
This artwork is sold by Helen Boden from United Kingdom
Helen Boden
United Kingdom
About
Helen Boden is a professional
printmaker who graduated from Chelsea School of Art in 1991 with a masters in
Printmaking. Since then she has taught at colleges and been an editioner- ... Read more
