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1. Preparing some ATC

By: martín (dibujandoarte), on 4/21/2015
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click on the left arrow to see some more or click on the image to browse to my Flickr

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2. Barking at the Moon

By: Ellis Nadler, on 2/26/2013
Blog: Ellis Nadler's Sketchbook (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Before committing to producing a whole series, I thought it best to cut some blocks using different materials. I used wood, lino and plywood for these trial prints. Frankly, there's practically no difference in the outcomes, so I'll probably go with lino for low cost and ease of cutting.
Relief prints approx A4 size. Click to enlarge.

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3. A Wing and a Prayer

By: Ellis Nadler, on 2/23/2013
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Another in the Four Letter Words series.
Ukiyo-e app on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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4. Giving Head

By: Ellis Nadler, on 2/6/2013
Blog: Ellis Nadler's Sketchbook (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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The latest in a series of woodcut mock-ups for the Four Letter Words series.
Ukiyo-e on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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5. Magritte's Donkey

By: Ellis Nadler, on 1/22/2013
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Another in the Four Letter Words series of pseudo woodcuts. Watch this space for updates about the book.
Ukiyo-e on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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6. Look Here, Soul

By: Ellis Nadler, on 1/1/2013
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Three more ersatz woodcuts done on iPad using the Ukiyo-e app, an invaluable proofing tool in my opinion. All part of the continuing Four Letter Words project.

Ukiyo-e on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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7. TREE / NOSE

By: Ellis Nadler, on 12/19/2012
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and

More from the Book of Four Letter Words
Ukiyo-e on iPad

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8. Barking Mad

By: Ellis Nadler, on 12/13/2012
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I'm still experimenting with Ukiyo-e app on iPad as a proofing tool prior to committing designs to actual woodcuts. This is the second image for my new book project Four Letter Words:

Ukiyo-e on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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9. Pseudo Woodblock Tomato Witch

By: Ellis Nadler, on 12/11/2012
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I'm continuing my testing of the Ukiyo-e app on iPad as a proofing device prior to cutting actual wood blocks. The image is yet another Tomato Witch for the Almussafes series of Spanish children's dreams as collected by Roger Omar.
Ukiyo-e on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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10. Deep Blu-C

By: Ellis Nadler, on 12/9/2012
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Today's letter is "C".
Ukiyo-e & ArtStudio on iPad. Click to enlarge.

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11. Artist: Neil Brigham

By: penelope, on 7/11/2012
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Neil Brigham began drawing at a very young age, spurred on by his kindergarten classmates. Some years later, he put aside the finger paint and crayons while he completed a Masters of Art in illustration from Syracuse University. It was there that he really learned to scribble under the guidance of David Passalacqua and Murray Tinkleman. In addition to his illustration projects, Neil spends time making prints as a member of the Zea Mays Printmaking Studio in Florence, Massachusetts. His work has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators and Society of Illustrators Los Angeles.

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12. Long ago and Carraway

By: Ellis Nadler, on 3/7/2012
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Just finished this woodcut for an ex libris for an American client.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.

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13. Slipped r

By: Ellis Nadler, on 12/14/2011
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I carved my name in a wood block to combine into another woodcut for the Cards of U'ut booklet. The gouge slipped on the "r"
Click to enlarge.

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14. Tower of Power

By: Ellis Nadler, on 11/20/2011
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I've finished the 37th and final card in the first series of The Cards of U'ut
The first print run is limited to 100 boxes, individually signed and numbered. If you want a deck of these cards you better get your skates on... I sold 5 sets today. I've designed a booklet to go in the box, but am still finalising the copy for it.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.

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15. The Twins of Wu

By: Ellis Nadler, on 11/13/2011
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These lovely twins popped in to the gallery today, out of simple curiosity. They were bubbling over with enthusiasm for art, so I couldn't resist asking them to pose with a couple of my Cards of Wu (now available from me in a boxed set).
They are holding The Chariot and The Cloud Doctor.
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16. Card deck now available

By: Ellis Nadler, on 11/5/2011
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The prototype full deck of 36 Cards of Uut is now available to buy direct from me. They are 21cm x 15cm and currently come in a plain tin box, although the plan is to cut or engrave the lid...suppliers are being sought at the moment. I'm also working on a descriptive booklet to go with it. Contact me if you're interested.
Click to enlarge.

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17. Card 30

By: Ellis Nadler, on 8/31/2011
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The thirtieth card in the series is now ready. The First Chamber is now complete and can go into commercial production once the final text has been agreed.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.

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18. iPhone Ukiyo-e

By: Ellis Nadler, on 8/27/2011
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A fake woodcut made with the ukiyoe app for iPhone. As a confirmed woodcut nut, this tickles my "conceptual" buds.

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19. Elliott as a woodcut

By: Ginger Nielson, on 5/21/2011
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Still experimenting with the woodcut effect and watercolor. This version is digital, but I will continue with the woodcut experiments and add traditional watercolor. I am really liking the effect and having a great deal of fun seeing what I can do with this technique.

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20. Anchorite

By: Ellis Nadler, on 5/16/2011
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Another attempt at a decorative back to The Cards of Uut. Still not sure about this one.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.

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21. The Beard

By: Ellis Nadler, on 4/7/2011
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Card 29 in the current series is now ready.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.

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22. Card 28

By: Ellis Nadler, on 3/27/2011
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Card 28 in the current series is now finished.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.

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23. A Very Worth Recipient!

By: DIANE SMITH, on 2/28/2011
Blog: DIANE SMITH: Illo Talk (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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On this evening's trip to the bookstore, I was pleased that they finally had the recent Caldecott winner on the shelf! I have to say that A Sick Day for Amos McGee is a delightful book! It's a very sweet, sparsely worded story (in fact, a couple pages have no words at all) by Philip C. Stead. I just LOVE the illustrations by Erin E. Stead - a combination of a little color via woodcut with just enough pencil detail (and, as you may know, I love pencil detail). Most impressive is that the book jacket states that this is the first book she's illustrated.

Now, in my previous post I complained about the weakness of storyline that I found in a lot of children's books that I found on the shelves. But, that doesn't mean every story has to be an intricately developed adventure. There is definitely a place for the thoughtful or simple story. In the case of Amos McGee, the masterful gestures and quiet expression of each character speaks volumes. I think it is the power of the illustrations that can make a book of few words successful. It really got me thinking about the importance of pairing the right writer and illustrator - finding/creating the right illustrations for a particular tale.

Anyway, I had to purchase this one for my own collection - and it will be kept in a safe place until certain toddlers with crayons grow up a little.

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24. Pure Blindness