Woodfine etching
This piece is a drypoint etching of a boat being built by my Grandfather Woodfine. I discovered some old sepia photos in an old box and this series of the boat I named after him. This etching is a very limited run because of the time consuming method of rubbing ink in, then removing it all to produce one print. This process means that each print is uniquely different in colour and tone. This print is on an A4 sheet of 220gsm stock. It also comes in either black with sepia notes, or deep blue.
This piece is a drypoint etching of a boat being built by my Grandfather Woodfine. I discovered some old sepia photos in an old box and this series of the boat I named after him. This etching is a very limited run because of the time consuming method of rubbing ink in, then removing it all to produce one print. This process means that each print is uniquely different in colour and tone. This print is on an A4 sheet of 220gsm stock. It also comes in either black with sepia notes, or deep blue.
This piece is a drypoint etching of a boat being built by my Grandfather Woodfine. I discovered some old sepia photos in an old box and this series of the boat I named after him. This etching is a very limited run because of the time consuming method of rubbing ink in, then removing it all to produce one print. This process means that each print is uniquely different in colour and tone. This print is on an A4 sheet of 220gsm stock. It also comes in either black with sepia notes, or deep blue.