Portfolio of Works
What is a Fine Art Print?
There are several techniques an artist may use in producing a fine art print. The two I’ve used are intaglio and Lithograph.
The general requirements of an original print are, 1. The artist alone has made the image in or upon the woodblock, metal plate, stone, or other material for the purpose of creating an original work of graphic art.
2. The impression is made directly from the original material by the artist or pursuant to the artist's direction.
3. The finished print is approved by the artist.
Making multiple impressions and consistently printing from the same matrix is what defines a print and the number of copies produced is called an edition.
My Prints:
My Intaglios were all made by me on Copper plates and occasionally zinc plates for additional color.
My Lithographs were all created by me on a Lithograph stone.
These prints come rolled in a sturdy mailing tube ready for mounting and framing
