Relief Prints

This traditional printmaking method involves carving a design into a block, leaving the design elements raised, while the background is cut away. Ink is then applied to the raised surface and transferred onto paper or fabric with the help of a press or by hand. In contrast, in intaglio printing, the recessed areas are printed. The result is a visually striking image, often characterized by bold lines, intricate textures, and a tactile quality that adds depth to the composition. Relief prints can be created using various materials, such as wood, linoleum, or even rubber, allowing artists to explore a range of styles and effects.

The Made in Australia series began with the idea that Australia did not create enough pop art or more precisely pop art lino prints……