Gyotaku of Ash Leaves

Gyotaku of Ash LeavesWe have a couple of Ash trees in the garden. I'm not sure if they will survive but I'm hoping they do. They have pretty leaves that print well. I've used three different sized leaves here and black and gold ink. All my work is made by me in my garden studio on the beautiful Island of Anglesey. Gyotaku is an ancient Japanese art form which is now practiced in many coastal locations globally. The paper I work on is very thin oriental paper made from

The print is unframed and will be rolled and posted out

All my prints are unique as the fish are printed by hand and placed individually

they are hand pressed and re inked before taking an impression so each one is unique

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need any further details

presents man-made debris collected on the same walk

5cm x 49cm and is on a Chinese mulberry calligraphy paper

Speedball acrylic ink and paper

This print is on Thai mulberry paper and I have used the traditional Sumi ink

one by one in black ink onto this sheet of Chinese paper

The print is supplied unframed and unmounted

the traditional way of printing gyotaku

This  diptych is printed on Chinese mulberry paper and each panel measures approx 35x35cm