Drypoint is an intaglio printmaking technique, where the image is scratched with a needle on a plate, and then inked and transferred on damp paper, using an etching press.
Original drypoint with screen-print on archival Canson paper
11 x 15 in (unframed) / 5 x 5 in (actual image size)
Limited edition of 8
This print is inspired by the Japanese art and philosophy of 'kintsugi', which is used to mend broken pots, and make them even more beautiful.
Original drypoint with screen-print on archival Canson paper
11 x 15 in (unframed) / 5 x 5 in (actual image size)
Limited edition of 8
This print is inspired by the Japanese art and philosophy of 'kintsugi', which is used to mend broken pots, and make them even more beautiful.
Drypoint is an intaglio printmaking technique, where the image is scratched with a needle on a plate, and then inked and transferred on damp paper, using an etching press.