A classic image of Clifton Suspension bridge, created using Lino Print techniques. Limited edition.
Description
All of Bethan's Lino Prints prints are burnished by hand. Bethan draws out each image in pencil from observation, then transfers it on to lino made from compressed waste wood and linseed oil. The image is hand carved using a selection of Switz tools. A range of mono print (one colour) Jigsaw or reduction method are used to create a range of finishes in muted colours.
Dimensions
A4
Materials and Care
Oil based ink from plant sources.
Japanese Hoso rice paper.
Printed on 100% recycled paper.
Packaged in biodegradable cello bags and backed with recycled greyboard or framed in glass fronted picture frame with hooks on revers and stand, ideal for hanging on a wall or mounted on a desk.
Features
Completely handmade - paper and print
Perfect for gifting
*All prints are printed individually by hand. Because of this, subtle variations will occur from print to print. Available framed or unframed
Framed version is collection only.
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