
The centre holds an art fair each year and our printmaking class has got into the habit of creating cards as saleable items. As my work is digitised it is easy for me to call up and modify old designs for use and run them through the inkjet. The picture here is my mock ups, as all the final editions sold out.
The square designs in the picture were printed full size so the image wrapped around to the back of the card, across the fold. Slightly unusual and different, and not something that can be done via print-on-demand shops.
I’ve kept the templates so I can repeat for next year, or personal use if needed. As long as I can buy the same card stock next year from the shop, harder to do each year!
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Technique: #lino
Theme: #various
Colour: #various
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