Thursday, January 29, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Step-by-step linocut print
Here's a step-by-step guide on making a simple linocut print.
First I rolled the ink with an ink roller on a sheet of glass.
Then I rolled the ink over the surface of the lino sheet.
The paper is then laid on top of the lino sheet and burnished with a baren (or a wooden spoon in this case).
The print is then peeled slowly.
And finally here's the finished print!
First I rolled the ink with an ink roller on a sheet of glass.
Then I rolled the ink over the surface of the lino sheet.
The paper is then laid on top of the lino sheet and burnished with a baren (or a wooden spoon in this case).
The print is then peeled slowly.
And finally here's the finished print!
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Godzilla and Joystick sketches
Here are some very quick and rough sketches of Godzilla and an Atari joystick which I will be working on as linocut or woodblock prints.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
More monotype prints
Printed these at the printmaking studio in the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts last evening.
I've always enjoyed working with basic techniques such as this and playing around with them without the pressure to create anything to sell. For this session, I used mainly just scraps of paper and cardboards to make the plates. I also limited myself to the three basic colors for printing.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Custom order
Just got these framed and ready to ship to their new owner.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
The Little Classic Sneakers Coloring Book
Sometimes there are certain projects you wanted to do but could never find the time. Then one day you decided you could not procrastinate any longer, so you stayed up and got it done even if it means sacrificing your sleep.
This is a new mini coloring book in an accordion fold-out format containing 12 hand-drawn classic sneakers for coloring. This little book measures a tiny 1-1/8 by 7/8 inch, just like my Tiny Zodiac Monsters Coloring Book.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Fun with monotyping
I spent an enjoyable evening making monotype prints at The Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts today. For those who wonder what monotyping is all about, it is the most basic form of printmaking whereby a drawing is made on a smooth, non-absorbent surface. The image is then transfered onto a sheet of paper by pressing the two together, usually using a printing press.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Coming group show in Montreal, Canada
I'll be taking part in an art group show "Prints Are People Too!" at Headquarters Galerie + Boutique in Montreal, Canada in March 2009. I'll be contributing about five new prints for the coming show, so if you happen to be in Montreal for the month of March, please drop by HQ and check up the show.
Where to find my prints in Singapore
If you're in Singapore, do pay a visit to these two wonderful stores where you can buy my prints or just to see them up close in person.
Books Actually is a little independent bookstore specialising in Literature, and Casual Poet is a laidback little store + coffee shop selling a nicely curated & quirky selection of books, independent publications and stationery.
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