Hand-rubbed color woodblock prints made using the Japanese hanga method

 
 
  The Calendar
 
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events at which I will be exhibiting prints
 
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 a list of galleries that have my prints
 
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 upcoming workshops and demonstrations
 
 

The Gallery

  • display of prints
  • table showing availability and pricing
     
  The Studio
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sources for tools and supplies
  • prints from the workshops
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prints by some friends
  The Shop
  • about ordering prints from this web-site
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questions about framing, shipping

 
  The Library
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Books, links, about Ooloo Press, about Matt Brown

 

Here I am with my baren. Each print is hand-rubbed, often from 10 or more separate blocks.

 
Mountains
Birds
 Around Home New York City Ocean

To be on my mailing list, or send me a note.

To send me an e-mail message.

I sometimes teach classes. To check for scheduled classes.

To find a print, please select:

To view a video movie of me and my work made for WMUR-TV in Feb. of 2007 by Cindy Jones for her NH Chronicles show


To visit a series of videos of me at work (carving, printing, and recovering a baren)
(courtesy of Prof. Allen Hockley & Dartmouth College's Hood Museum of Art)

 

    

I make my prints by hand using the Japanese hanga method. This is traditional color woodblock printing using multiple blocks, one for each color. Water, highest quality artist pigments and rice paste are my printing materials. Brushes and a hand-held baren are my printing tools.
 


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And . . . ,
a little advertising for my friend Dave Bull who lives and makes woodblock prints in Tokyo, Japan:

 

 

 

 

Last update 12/12/2007