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Show off your love of print with this brayer illustration.

Show your love of print with this palette knife design.

Show of your love of printmaking with this baren tool design.

Show off your love of print with this roller.

Show your love of printmaking with this ink can design.

Show off your love of print with this carving tool illustration.

An original Mister Wolf linocut on a range of products!

Line art. Leave a mark. Lino cut

Line art. Lino cut. Leave a mark

Line art. Leave a mark. Lino-cut

Line art. Leave a mark. Woodcut. Lino-cut

pop art design made from layered linoleum block prints destroyed and smashed together.

hand carved block print

So, growing up I knew of two different famous men with the same name. Mike Myers, the comedian and actor best known for "Wayne's World" and ,of course, the "Austin Powers" movies. Then, there is Michael Myers, the serial killer in the "Halloween" movies. When I first saw a Halloween VHS tape with the name Michael Myers on it as a kid, I was confused for a few seconds. I thought, "Does Mr. Myers have a night job I don't know about? I thought he was a comedic actor." Well, I found out they were two completely different people. One is fictional and the other is not. So, from this memory, I was inspired to create this design. Because Myers character, Austin Powers, is known as the "International Man of Mystery", I thought that I could...

CORRVPTIO OPTIMI PESSIMA

Inspired by teenage angst and rebellion against authority and "War inside my head, Suicidal tendencies. Original artwork: copperplate etching

My brand Octopus handcarved and scanned for you

Digitized linocut print in black

Monoprint on Stonehenge paper. On top of which I have drawn pastels. I know the pastels come through the strongest but it is actually a monoprint which I thought needed more colour.

Native Grasslands 1 is part of a series of monoprints with Australian Native Grasslands as their theme. In the Australian Capital Territory only 3% of native grasslands remain. The monoprint was produced on a gelli plate using acrylic flow paints.

Two plates Zinc plate inked up in a mix of colours. Second plate rolled leaves from the garden, which bring their own colour to the print when mixed with the ink on the plate. The chance print came out beautiful. Mmmmmm, now what to do with it. I have an idea. Stay tuned...... "MY FACEBOOK PAGE":https://www.facebook.com/pages/Belinda-Billy-Nye-PrintmakerPainter-Artist/116125618448168 !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.7156360.1.fp,375x360,cherry,bright_white,flat30,l,ffffff.jpg! !http://ih0.redbubble.net/work.7156360.1.lp,375x360,b,m,QXV0dW1uIGlzIENvbWluZyB0byBBdXN0cmFsaWE%3D.jpg!

Bookbinding Awl

Monoprint on BKF REEVES paper Mornington Peninsula Grasslands

Techno 3 is my third in a series of individual monotype prints with technology, industry and steam punk as the main themes. Each was created using a gelli plate and hand pulled to produce one original monotype print and one ghost print. I chose to print in blue as I had in mind the colour of architectural drawings. I liked the ghost prints as much as the originals so decided to post them here as well - they may look good in the home decor range when matched with the originals - light and dark colour contrast with the same design.

Techno 4 is the fourth in a series of individual monotype prints with technology, industry and steam punk as the main themes. Each was created using a gelli plate and hand pulled to produce one original monotype print and one ghost print. I chose to print in blue as I had in mind the colour of architectural drawings.

Monotype print, the medium is printmaking.

Monoprint, Japanese Ho Sho Paper Printmaking Belinda Nye

Collagraph Print Works on Paper

Alumigraph Print. Handpainted and collaged. New printmaking I am trying out. Graphic Chemical Water Based Printing Ink Gouche Collage FEATURE PAGE !http://ih0.redbubble.net/work.7681832.1.flat,140x140,075,f.jpg! "MY RED BUBBLE FEATURE":http://ih3.redbubble.net/work.7681832.1.flat,550x550,075,f.shapes-29-august-2011.jpg !work.7681832.1.flat,550x550,075,f.shapes-29-august-2011.jpg! !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.7656865.1.lp,375x360,b,s,TXVzaWNhbCBTcXVhcmVz.jpg! !http://ih3.redbubble.net/work.7681832.1.flat,550x550,075,f.shapes-29-august-2011.jpg! !http://ih0.redbubble.net/work.7656865.1.lp,375x360,w,m,TXVzaWNhbCBTcXVhcmVz.jpg!

Rock on!

This is a Woodcut Print. I have originally inked up the wood before I started cutting it. I rolled around 20 plates with different colours. This sets up the background colours. The following week I took the same piece of wood and started carving out the picture of the flowers and the birds. Inked up the plate and placed it over the already dry colour pieces of paper. The end result is about 20 prints, all of which are unique and different. The prints are printed on University Paper with blue denim ink. WILL POST A BETTER IMAGE OF THIS TOMORROW. !http://images-0.redbubble.net/img/art/border:whitewithdetail/product:laminated-print/size:medium/view:preview/1879947-2-woodcut-print-1.jpg!

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

Recently I've been experimenting with printmaking on tetra pak, it's useful because you can destroy it in various ways and come up with very beautiful images, it's a widely acessible material and extremely sensible. For example, I burned, cut, slashed and smashed to name a few of the techniques I used.

Recently I've been experimenting with printmaking on tetra pak, it's useful because you can destroy it in various ways and come up with very beautiful images, it's a widely acessible material and extremely sensible. For example, I burned, cut, slashed and smashed to name a few of the techniques I used.

Xerox transfer print using antique and vintage doilies on paper. I then used black and brown thread to stitch through the paper to add outlines and texture.

Xerox transfer print using antique and vintage doilies on paper. I then used black and brown thread to stitch through the paper to add outlines and texture.