Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Friday, April 11, 2008

From Tisra: Inexpensive Art Prints




Here's a deal for you!  At Mamamade, I will be offering prints of my original artwork at the discounted rate of $10 (normally $12+shipping in my Etsy shop)!  Each print is professionally produced with a glossy finish on heavyweight cardstock.  Suitable for framing, or pinning to a corkboard, or taping up on the wall- cheap enough to grab a few!

Tuesday, April 08, 2008

From Tisra: Untitled



Watercolor and India Ink on Strathmore watercolor paper
9x12" image size
Original, signed and dated

*Available at Mamamade Market!*

Monday, March 31, 2008

From Tisra: Photography

Images of architecture are often most interesting to me when I'm looking through my lens.  The shapes, textures, and beauty found in these places becomes inspiration for other designs in my sewing, knitting, or painting.  At Mamamade, I will have signed prints, and blank cards for sending via post.  Truly, who wouldn't love a bit of "functional art" to come through their mailbox.  I know it would brighten my day!







Tuesday, March 25, 2008

From Tisra: treebranchONE

Linoleum block prints (linocuts) are similar in concept to a stamp, in that they are relief prints. I hand cut my artwork on natural linoleum, which is a thin, carve-able layer of cork and linseed oil with a burlap backing. After the cutting and carving is done, the image is inked with a brayer and transfered to paper. I prefer the old-fashioned method of burnishing with a wooden spoon, and do not use a printing press. This allows me to be more hands on with my work, and results in subtle differences in each print- making them each unique!  For this reason, linocut prints are each considered original art.  All of my linoleum block prints are signed, dated, and numbered.  The numbering allows you to see which print, out of an edition that you have (ex. 1/30).  The smaller the edition, the rarer the piece.  So far, I have kept all of my linoleum block prints in editions of 30 or less, and my most favorite I tend to print even less of, like my "Mother and Child" print (now sold out) that was an edition of only 10.

This linocut, titled "treebranchONE", is a recent carving and will be available for sale at Mamamade Market.