Here are three artists who’s etched lino prints I like and find inspiring.
I have chosen three prints from each artist; follow the links to see more work and be inspired……
Steve Edwards
www.steveedwardsart.com
“Steve Edwards is best known for his large London cityscapes. His original prints combine processes including linocut, lino etching and monotype, and as a result are hard to pin down; they have a crisp photographic quality that hits you on first glance, but take a closer look and you see textures, marks and intriguing colour that give his work mesmerising depth. Steve uses Lino etching and monotype to add painterly, expressive marks to his moody skies, while the crisp edges of silhouetted buildings are created using traditional linocut.”
Sunburst, etched lino print
Crystal Moon, etched lino print
Chelsea Bridge Sunset, etched lino print
Alison Pilkington
blackchurchprint.ie
“The areas of printmaking that she specialises in are relief printmaking and lithography. In particular she has concentrated on an etched lino technique to produce graphic work that echoes the strong painterly qualities that she has become known for. ”
Looking at Sun Spots, etched lino print
Untitled, etched lino print
Untitled, etched lino print
Jacki Baxter
jackibaxterart.com
“The work aims to convey the beauty of everyday objects by placing them in abstract spaces, using colour and texture to enhance the forms and enrich the compositions.”
Blue Gold Jug, etched lino print
Distillation, etched lino print
Distillation II, etched lino print
If you would like more information about how to make etched lino prints have a look at this post for instructions and examples.
If you have been inspired by other artists who use etched lino techniques in their work please share their details here – the more the merrier!.
Thanks for including me in your lovely and informative blog 🙂 Steve
Its good to hear from you Steve – your etched lino prints are inspiring.
Thank you so much for all this valuable info on processes new to me. Very exciting.