Collagraph Kids Hoodies

A collagraph print of some trees

A collagraph print of trees

A collagraph print of trees

A collagraph print of trees Van Gogh inspired

"Naturally square", produced using a collagraph printing technique, leaves and nature.

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

This is a collagraph print which I altered slightly by giving it poster edges throughout using photoshop - I always thought the original print, which was sold as it was, was just a bit too bright (especially for a war zone) and I wanted to just give it a bit more grungy definition and make the colours a little more subdued. The poster edges, because they are black, I think add to it by making one think of ash. At least if you purchase an apron in this design no one will notice any food you splash onto it.

Collagraph print on University Paper. *5455 views on 16/02/11* Collagraph print made with sequins, string, glue and polygap. Supersize me an dlook closely and maybe you can figure out the raw materials used to make this collograph.!http://images-2.redbubble.com/img/art/border:whitewithdetail/product:laminated-print/size:small/view:preview/311924-6-collagraph-print.jpg!

Because Collagraph Nr 2 featured items taken from the Australian Bush I decided to see how it would look if I digitally overlaid it with my Tribal Elder drawing. This is the result.

Collagraph Print Works on Paper (Hahnemuhle) This work depicts a local footy oval at the school of St. Thomas More, which is a gorgeous footy field that over looks the Bay and Melbourne Australia.

Alpine in Cyan Blue is a digitally altered image of a collagraph print plate that I made. What that mean is that it started its life as a work of collage which was then coated with a protective surface so as to enable it to be inked to make collagraph prints. I took a photograph of the collagraph plate and then digitally changed the colour to make it look like an old blue and white cyanotype photograph. I have chosen a close up image for the tote and pillow, but an alternate one is available (see Alpine in Cyan Blue alternate Tote/Pillow)

Alpine in Cyan Blue alternate Tote / Pillow is an alternate option for the pillow or tote - see Alpine Cyan in Blue for full range of items featuring this design. Alpine in Cyan Blue is a digitally altered image of a collagraph print plate that I made. What that mean is that it started its life as a work of collage which was then coated with a protective surface so as to enable it to be inked to make collagraph prints. I took a photograph of the collagraph plate and then digitally changed the colour to make it look like an old blue and white cyanotype photograph.

Antique doll collagraph (printmaking technique).

This is a section of the work which I thought looked good as a stand alone piece. For all products with the full image see Alpine in Cyan Blue (and the alternate tote option). Alpine in Cyan Blue is a digitally altered image of a collagraph print plate that I made. What that mean is that it started its life as a work of collage which was then coated with a protective surface so as to enable it to be inked to make collagraph prints. I took a photograph of the collagraph plate and then digitally changed the colour to make it look like an old blue and white cyanotype photograph.

Collagraph Print Works on Paper

Collagraph Print Works on Paper (Stonehenge) A 3 Multi -Plate work

Matrix for Transformation Collagraph Project Masonite Matrix for Printmaking Collagraph Assignment for Contemporary Print Project University Degree Glue, Carborundum, Yacht Varnish, Ink, oil Paint The "Matrix" is the plate where a printmaking work is made and used for printmaking. It can be a woodcut, lino, collagraph, etching, aquatint, drypoint and many more. The matrix is commonly not shown at all and usually shelved somewhere. As a printmaking teacher I like to be able to show the process of making a print. The print will be what we commonly call "Works On Paper". I will hopefully post that print in the next few days. For more information on printmaking go to my blog: www.belindanye.com. Thanks Billy

Collagraph print