Explore the timeless beauty of Japanese woodcut prints and discover a world of intricate designs and vibrant colors. Immerse yourself in the rich history and tradition of this unique art form.
Born in Tokyo in 1948, painter Morimura Ray graduated from Tokyo Gakugei University and began his career as a painter using abstract, geometric forms, later turning to woodblock printmaking. According to his profile description in Wikipedia France, his early career as a non-figurative artist has...
The print of the lilies is originally from an old Japanese book with patterns and designs for craftsmen. The two woodblock prints that are combined here would serve as inspiration for decorating arts and craft products like kimonos and making textile prints and embroidery. Japanese woodcut prints have gained a new interest and popularity in Scandinavia and are often used in a Japandi style interior.
We’ve put together this complete guide to choosing the best wood for woodcut printmaking. We also explain how to prepare your wood blocks to get the best finish on your final prints.
Browse Sarah’s Shop OR Tour Sarah’s Art Studio After my time in the Pine Valley of Eastern Oregon, I'm feeling very drawn to these Art Nouveau era images of forested places. Some of them are from Europe and a few from Asia. They put me in a wonderfully contemplative mood.