Below are examples of portraits using the block print method. The white areas are carved away and the black is left in the material. The block is then inked and printed. What do you think?
I think it is interesting how detailed the portraits are, considering that it was carved on a block of wood. I also think this would be very difficult to accomplish.
All of these block print portraits are very unique and detailed. The artist being able to show gray, black, and white is very cool looking to me. My favorite is the 2nd because of the vast amount of detail involved.
I like them all but some of them are creepy. The third one is creepy but I am most impressed with that one. The beard and face are very detailed, and I feel like if I could carve anyone, I would chose a bald person.
I like the last one because I like the shapes the artist made on his face and how detailed it is.
ReplyDeletei like the 2nd one because the detailing on his face
ReplyDeleteI think it is interesting how detailed the portraits are, considering that it was carved on a block of wood. I also think this would be very difficult to accomplish.
ReplyDeletemy favorite on is the second one because i was impressed how the artist could perfect the eyes.
ReplyDeletei like the fourth one because the artist switched up the colors and it looks cool
ReplyDeleteI like the third one because of the way the artist represents all the wrinkles and scars.
ReplyDeleteAll of these block print portraits are very unique and detailed. The artist being able to show gray, black, and white is very cool looking to me. My favorite is the 2nd because of the vast amount of detail involved.
ReplyDeleteI like them all but some of them are creepy. The third one is creepy but I am most impressed with that one. The beard and face are very detailed, and I feel like if I could carve anyone, I would chose a bald person.
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