Thinking of Summer
This is the most abstract of my landscape prints, perhaps it isn´t a landscape at all, but it reminds me of a s
Category Archives: landschaft
Forest
I like walking in the forest very much. So I started a series of three prints: Forest in the colours of autumn. Here is number three, the most colourful one. […]
Making a Moku Hanga Print 3
(continuation from part 2) The bottom part of the print is also blue (a third kind) and over it (from the same plate) a gradation of ocre. For a gradation, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Red River
This is part three of a series of woodcuts combined with etching. Here are the three prints together:
Blue City
A moku hanga woodcut for the colours ( four plates) and an etching for the black parts. This print was designed as a collage from african fabrics. Quite different techniques […]
What Einstein said
“Make things as simple as possible but not simpler.” (Albert Einstein) That was my task, when I carved this woodcut. In the autumn I took home a little sketch from […]
Härmanö Sweden
A holiday memory about a litte cove on the island Härmanö in the swedish skerries. This print was a challenge: There are no uniform colour planes. The roughness of the […]
3x scenic
After some prints, that are showing specific landscapes of my region, I made a series of three prints, that are using some elements of these landscapes – just like a […]
Quarry – Steinbruch
An abanndoned quarry in the Deister hills, meanwhile a litte pond in the shadow of the spruce trees. Woodcut from three plates plus a reduction of the black plate. Ein […]
von Soyans nach Saou
A brush drawing I made during a trip to France is the beginning of this woodcut print. My goal: Keeping the character of a brush drawing with the different shades […]
