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Converted a illustration to print using lino..
Linoleum is a material made from a composition of linseed oil, cork, wood flour (a fine sawdust), and powdered minerals such as calcium carbonate supported by a burlap backing combined under heat & pressure to form a sheet. Once a common flooring material, it was broadly replaced in common household use when less expensive vinyl flooring materials became available. The linoleum sold for carving plates used in relief printing has a different composition than the current linoleums sold as flooring.
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These are being sent to GONG in Trondheim with an exhitibion 20th of october, going to be great..
This is the first time this linoleum cuts are seeing the light of day. You can see three of them on Collettes Cafe, and hopefully the other 7 will come up somewhere else soon.
I believe this is my tenth exhibition. But now taken out of Oslo City, to Ås train station, where there as no such thing as stress..
Most of the time in the studio now is used to prepare for the exhibition at Rommen. There will be lots of different stuff; from paint and print to pen illustration.
Having fun and making prints with linoleum for an exhibition in april..
forth day, using it as a working place of course, and making linoleums print for next exhibition in Oslo..
