...and it turned out so amazing!
Pressure Printing, home of high quality print editions, made a fine art intaglio print of my drawing Haniwa, a scene about an underground tea party involving Japanese funerary characters. (
Haniwa are terra cotta clay figures which were made for ritual use and buried with the dead during the
Kofun Period). The etching is framed with a delicate embossed border and is hand printed on Twinrocker paper. Yeah, how cool is that!
Pressure printing also kept a
photo journal of the process.
- Drawing exclusively made for Pressure Printing
- Edition: 100 pieces, signed & numbered
- Size: 12.75 x 8.75” (22.5 x 32.6 cm)
- $150,- This price includes shipping for the US. International shipping: $ 10,- flat.
For close up's of the print and ordering;
click here.
Before you dive into the Halloween festivities this upcoming Saturday evening, be most welcome at the American Book Center in Amsterdam for the first book signing of my book Rock Candy. The signing starts at 3pm. Drinks are provided by the publisher Fantagraphics. And my fine Art Giclée prints (framed and unframed) will be for sale.
This morning I made a window display at the ABC to promote Rock Candy and the upcoming book signing. My lovely pal Ingrid was so kind to help me out. Dodging halogen window lights, squeezing ourselves into the tight window space and ignoring the back of the shop shelves we made a composition of some of the dolls, animals and other characters from my personal collection of 'bric-à-brac':
Ingrid.
Me.
The scene at night (with electrical waxlights. Very gezellig).
Now I feel even more like a murderer.
(This is a post about a radio interview in Dutch so therefore written in Dutch).
...and it turned out so amazing! Pressure Printing, home of high quality print editions, made a fine art intaglio print of my drawing Haniwa, a scene about an underground tea party involving Japanese funerary characters. (Haniwa are terra cotta clay figures which were made for ritual use and buried with the dead during the Kofun Period). The etching is framed with a delicate embossed border and is hand printed on Twinrocker paper. Yeah, how cool is that!