Wood Prints with Bryan Nash Gill ⎢American Made Series ⎢ Martha Stewart

The logs that I cut and split and used for heating my house and studio, or for building a fence, were also perfect for printing. They were beautiful in their own right. . . . This tree was planted by the founders of the Pequot Library in Southport, Connecticut, over a hundred years ago and was harvested in 2009. In this print, the even spacing of annual rings is indicative of a consistent growth environment.
--Bryan Nash Gill
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[@gesztidaniel]

Rest in piece🙏 Thanks for the inspiration💚

[@mori1166]

Gorgeous ☺️

[@ej8497]

Have you ever tried printing on fabric, and what woods work best for this type of printing?

[@Ainohayoga]

Beautiful!!! Love the green one! What do you use? Ink? Paint?

[@LonelyPotatoMash]

He usually used ink

[@axtrw2527]

What is the name of the paper you use?

[@michaelgrahamwongacutemadness]

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