After a week of teeny tiny carved lines on large blocks I decided to go more abstract. The woodblock process is naturally layered - but I needed a different kind of layering - something more organic and loose - less planned, less realistic.
I asked Paul to cut my wood (birch plywood from Lowes if you were wondering) into four inch squares. And then the fun began!
I really loved mixing up colors and shapes. It also helped that each little block didn't take all day to draw and carve. And the background color blocks aren't carved at all! Check out a few of my block combo prints below. Can't wait to do more of these at home!
I asked Paul to cut my wood (birch plywood from Lowes if you were wondering) into four inch squares. And then the fun began!
I really loved mixing up colors and shapes. It also helped that each little block didn't take all day to draw and carve. And the background color blocks aren't carved at all! Check out a few of my block combo prints below. Can't wait to do more of these at home!
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