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Published: 2005-01-21 21:47:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 9680; Favourites: 271; Downloads: 1523
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reductive linoleum block relief print. 30 x 44 inches.Related content
Comments: 73
oh mann! this looks so good! the colors are so vivid!
i'm taking a printmaking class now, got any helpful tips?
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This entire series is awesome. The colors are great and they're huge prints. I'd love to see them in person
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Wow! Where do you get the lino to work on such a massive scale? It's incredible!
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dickblick.com, and thanks!
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I love this, it makes me wonder what the story is.
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really cool print
its rare to find great prints on deviant
i was wondering if u'd like to join the club or at least let us add u into our gallery!
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absolutely. apologies for the late respone, I have not logged in in a long time! but I have a few new pieces that I will be submitting in the next week or so.
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thats a real great print
printmakers are rare on deviant!
please take a look at and see if u would like to join or submit anything into our gallery!
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30 X 44????!!!
This print looks wonderful at this size! I'd love to see a print. How many did you run?
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woah. linoleum blocks are so damn hard. i cut my finger pretty bad last time i tried.
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Bloody genius.
I'd so wear this on a shirt. Or paint it on my wall.
Display it somehow and claim it as my own idea
Naaah.
Amazing tho.
Kinda reminds me of that song by NIN
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Nice composition, and congrtulations on the Daily Deviation. That left foot is bothering me the position suggests it should be a little further but instead its bigger.
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this is the first daily deviation that i actually like.
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That's pretty amazing for a linocut. I am creeped out by the implications, but I like that, too.
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When I first saw this on the side bar I thought it was someone peeing on themself o.o
my mind has not been change
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i love the graphic detail of this piece. the color selection is wonderful.
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beautifully done. looks lika like a mix of art deco and art nouveau. it's somber yet alive at the same time.
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outstanding; awesome use of colours and clever cropping
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this is phenomental, i applaud u for puting up with such a tediously disappointing process, very well done, congrats
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everyone's been commenting about your technique; which is, of course, wonderful.
something that the comments have been lacking is about the meaning. i simply love what this piece stands for: it has so many different levels to it, and i'm not referring to the types of ink you used.
nicely done.
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indeed. what is the meaning to you?
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love the monochromatic-ness (that's not a word, is it?) of it.. must have taken freaking forever... but this is beautiful. how large was the edition?
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yeah i only got 3 out of 5 attempted ones on my blumen woodcut, and it was much much much smaller. kudos to you on this.
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for this piece, only 4 and one proof.
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I love this. The colors, the line weight, the overall image. Nice work.
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woah! so wonderful. i can't believe it's traditional and i can't believe it's linoleum either. so so amazing.
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Dude, that's kind of really creepy in a way. But in a very, very good way that makes me jump around like the giddy idiot I am.
Definate 
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This is really well done. I've done a reduction cut before, but my skill with ink consistency was somewhat lacking. I'm better with plan old black and white.
But this is beautiful. Nice colors and layering thereof. I especially like the smoothness of the honey compared to the roughness of the other surfaces.
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I am disgustingly impressed. I didn't know you could do nice things with reducing lino. It was my understanding that anyone using that method was doomed to failure. How wrong I was...
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gorgeous.
it would be quite cool to trace this into a vector, just for fun.
great work.
keep it up.
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This is amazing - I can't put my finger on it, but it has such a unique feel and look to it... very difficult to explain. I love it.
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YES! DEAD BEEZ!!! DIEDIEDIE!!! XD You've just made my day with this MASTERPIECE! You see, I have this HUGE fear of beez and love nothing more than to see them drop. But anywho, great job on the knees, don't ask why, but that really stands out to me... it's hard to get the shading right. ^^
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wow - this rules. i wonder how you did that on linoleum. i've worked on a reproduction of munch's screm in linoleum at school, and it ended up looking good. anyway, i couldn't imprint it, nor do layers, it was plain... yours does look very good. plus the subject evokes disgust and decandence. congratulations
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a beautiful series of relationship between the bees and everytrhing else
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it really makes me feel so weird,
i wonder where that honey is coming from...
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This is an amazing print! I love the highlights and lowlights in teh legs. Keep it up! :fav:
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wow! nice color choice and minimalism. very effective. so simple, so beautiful! was it reduction, or did you use different blocks? <--talking about the color, i mean ^_^
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linoleum is a pain in the butt. I appreciate your goodness at it.
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dam i wish there was a story behind it. im curious. and disturbed.....
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Aha! I took a closer look and saw bees! This is a very creative piece! great colour choices, lines & shading!!
I enjoyed this!
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