Bespoke Framed Early Autumn Limited Edition Woodblock Print by Angus Collis

About this print

The process of making this print began with the creation of an original black and white image, in this case trees. The image is then transferred onto blocks of wood. Each block is then carved to match the desired colours, ensuring precision in the final result. Each hue of the early autumn ink is delicately pressed onto Japanese paper, bringing the artwork to life with its unique charm.

Limited Edition of 30
Printed by  Angus Collis on KOO, Japanese Washi Paper (made with 100% Gampi fibre) with 6 layers of colour.
Print Size350mm x 310mm
Framed Size330mm x 325mm
Framed by endemicworldMatted in a Raw Timber Box Frame with Art Glass (AR70)

This style features a custom mat surround, this speckled white mat pairs well with Angus's organic printing method. Often considered a more traditional framing style, the addition of a border creates a larger, striking finish. It adds depth while providing a clean, timeless look.

Finished with AR70 Art Glass, it reduces reflections and glare, ensuring the print remains the focal point.

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About the Artist

Angus Collis primarily works in painting and woodblock printmaking, employing a traditional Japanese hand-pressing technique. By using a baren (a small, rounded pressing tool) over a mechanical press, Angus can control the pressure across the surface. This element of added control allows Angus to create gradients of colour, and layer speckled tones that blur the lines between printmaking and painting. 

The use of traditional woodblocks creates a natural grain in Angus’s prints - his choice of thin, delicate papers is crucial to his process as it allows the ink to transfer better under hand pressure. This combination of wood grain texture and responsive thin paper creates a natural dialogue between materials that becomes part of the artistic outcome.