Printmaking Hoodies

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

yellow sky - james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

james rizzi

Harmony and balance for your living space. Make your eyes happy.

the surprise is surprise is spelled wrong

This is a digitally altered version of Pink Serenade Faux Chine Colle 2.

OLD FACE

This is a collagraph print I did using bits and pieces from the Australian landscape.

I fell in love with fluffy cows so I had to make some linocuts of them. This is the first Scottish Highland Cow linocut print I have made.

A digitally altered version of Musical Memories 4 Faux Chine Colle - just to add a bit of colour variety.

The Great Wave off Kanagawa "Under the Wave off Kanagawa"), also known as The Great Wave or simply The Wave, is a woodblock print by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai. It was published sometime between 1829 and 1833 in the late Edo period as the first print in Hokusai's series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. The image depicts an enormous wave threatening three boats off the coast in the Sagami Bay (Kanagawa Prefecture) while Mount Fuji rises in the background. Sometimes assumed to be a tsunami, the wave is more likely to be a large rogue wave. It is Hokusai's most famous work and is often considered the most recognizable work of Japanese art in the world.

AI

Black Water is a print in a series I have been working on which focuses on water as its theme. Such a large percentage of our planet is made up of this important molecule in which all life originated and evolved. Black water is an attempt to show the effect that human activity has had on many of our precious lakes and waterways.

The Blue Fish is a monoprint of a fish I created using a gelli plate and stencils made with a hot glue gun. I have collaged in a few little bubbles using hand printed paper.

This is another in my series of musical memories themed faux chine colle monprints.

Meowy Christmas to you!

Courage and bravery come in many forms. The flashiest, movie-worthy versions sometimes overshadow daily courage: the spirit we call upon everyday to carry on and forge ahead. No matter what versions we encounter or show, one thing's for certain -- the more we use it, the stronger we become. Based on my original linocut prints.

This is a xmas card created using a gelli plate and then some ink pen work.

This is a hand pulled monoprint which I have drawn over with inks. It was produced using shapes made using a hot glue gun and printed with flow acrylics on a gelli plate.

Inspired by teenage angst and "Paint it Black", Rolling Stones. Original artwork: Copperplate etching

Tangled Collage 3 is the 3rd in a series of tangled collages. Firstly I created a number of monoprints, hand pulled using a gelli plate and black water based ink. These were then torn up and collaged randomly onto a black background. I then tangled over the collage in black and white inks.

Flying Fish is an original acrylic hand pulled mono print which was made one rainy afternoon when I was simply overcome by a bad case of the sillies. Much as I would like to confess that there was a deeper meaning or some profound concept behind its creation, alas I cannot, it was purely a bit of printmaking fun - and that is just what art should be sometimes - just a bit of fun - a bit of fun for me and hopefully a bit of fun for the viewer. Cheers (and giggles).

Just a little monoprint that I thought might look good on some of the home decor products. I could never paint in the style of Vincent Van Gogh, but I can take his advice and I liked this quote, so I did a few prints using yellow and orange with blue and have included the quote on a few items.

Digitally altered version of my original Musical Memories5 Faux Chine Colle work.

Still mad, seeing red