Graham Blair Woodcuts: Truey Handmade woodcut prints are crafted using traditional techniques, harkening back to the earliest forms of printmaking. Each piece begins with an original design, meticulously carved into a maple block using hand-forged tools. The printing process involves applying oil-based ink to the block, carefully positioning the paper, and then burnishing it with a baren and spoon. The final touch is the use of exquisite hand-made Japanese washi paper, known for its exceptional quality and softness, ensuring a unique and authentic print.
