This piece was made for a printmakers' exchange on the theme of Flow, alongside seventy-four other printmakers. A small edition was kept back for sale. Megan wanted to create something organic, but clean and minimalistic.
This was printed using the traditional reduction linocut technique, where the block is carved away between each new layer of ink. The block is ultimately destroyed through this process, making these prints truly limited edition.
The print is A4 size (21 × 29.7 cm) on translucent 52gsm Sunome Senaka paper. This print will be sent with a piece of acid-free backing paper, to ensure strong colours when being this is framed.
A signed and numbered limited edition of ten. It arrives unframed in a recyclable, card-backed envelope.
Megan Tailford · Strange MeadowsArrives Sat 24 Oct, free UK delivery
This piece was made for a printmakers' exchange on the theme of Flow, alongside seventy-four other printmakers. A small edition was kept back for sale. Megan wanted to create something organic, but clean and minimalistic.
This was printed using the traditional reduction linocut technique, where the block is carved away between each new layer of ink. The block is ultimately destroyed through this process, making these prints truly limited edition.
The print is A4 size (21 × 29.7 cm) on translucent 52gsm Sunome Senaka paper. This print will be sent with a piece of acid-free backing paper, to ensure strong colours when being this is framed.
A signed and numbered limited edition of ten. It arrives unframed in a recyclable, card-backed envelope.
Megan Tailford carves every block and pulls every print by hand. Nothing is reproduced digitally and nothing is printed by a machine. She prints some of it on paper she mills herself out of misprints and junk mail.
Megan Tailford carves every block and pulls every print by hand. Nothing is reproduced digitally and nothing is printed by a machine. She prints some of it on paper she mills herself out of misprints and junk mail.
