By Megan Hall This complex and detailed reduction linocut print captures Megan’s enduring fascination with water – its movement, depth, and the fleeting dance of light across its surface. The ever-changing rhythms of the natural world shape her creative process, offering both inspiration and challenge. The reduction linocut process is a printing technique where multiple colours are printed from a single block, which is progressively carved away and destroyed with each layer. This means the whole edition is printed at one time and the blocks cannot be revisited or reused. Starting with the lightest colour, the artist prints the first layer, then carves away areas to be preserved, prints a darker colour on top, and repeats until the design is complete. There are nine layers in this print. Limited edition of 12. White wood frame and under glass. Mounted on card to show the deckled paper edge. Framed size: W 47.5cm x H 57.5cm Print size: W 30cm x H 40cm Also available unframed.
