Making a Moku Hanga Print 2
(Continuation of part 1) When the plates are cut, the remaining paper can be removed with water.To be shure that everything fits well I make a print with all plates, […]
Author Archives: Abel Dewitz
Making a Moku Hanga Print 1
You want to know, how to use the japanese technique of woodcut, based on watercolour? Here you have an example, step by step: Traditionally everything starts with a brushdrawing. It […]
Autumn Print
Autumn Print (Herbstbild) – a woodcut in japanese technique from four plates. Ocre, light brown anddarker red-brown (one plate), blue (to different blues from one plate), grey. I developed the […]
newely paved
In 2013 I started experimenting with self cut rubber stamps. I made the pavement series, because walking over broken tiles of the pavement was an inspiration for this work. Two […]
Granite
Rocks in Sweden are mostly granite, shaped by glacial power. These forms seem to be irregular, totaly random. But aren´t they formed according to the laws of nature, forces and […]
Early Spring
The last two of my “Plane Tree”-series, because the stamps that I used are recut again and again – now they are gone. There are a lot of plane trees […]
Printing in layers
Again printing with stamps. I cut these stamps after some sketches of plane trees, then I divided these stamps in smaler pieces. And here they are: first ocre, then light […]
Once it was a Print
…but now it´s a painting. After the very reduced forms of “plane trees 2” I wanted to make it more active and with some warme colours. …aber jetzt ist es ein […]
Red River
This is part three of a series of woodcuts combined with etching. Here are the three prints together:
Plane Trees 2
Again the plane trees and I’m sure, there will be more.
Plane Trees
This is still an experiment. I’ve been making stamp prints quite a lot, but this is my first attempt to make a mokuhanga stamp print. It’s based on the shapes […]
Dry Earth
After “Blue City” here is a second Mokuhanga woodcut in combination with an etching.
