the illustrations can be characterised by the great balance between detail and simplicity. he lived to the age of 75. you can see his illustrations next to my print. 3/3

so he made art showing concentration camps after the war. this is also why he made an amazing scientific illustrator that were featured in a lot of prominent books in Poland. his art inspires others and serves as amazing references to this day. 2/3

to elaborate, he was a prisoner of Auschwitz. he wasn’t killed because his oppressors forced him to make their portraits and signs for the camp. but he also risked his life making portraits of other prisoners, some of which were secretly sent to their families. he had amazing visual memory 1/?

thank you!

thank you!

can you add me please? :)

it’s Matthieu Coulanges’ relief roulette!

it’s not a good platform for artists, really :(

i actually don’t use lino, but homogenous PVC flooring, mostly Tarkett brand. it holds more detail than traditional lino and can get some offcuts for free from flooring stores

thank you! i made it using a relief roulette, i like soft textures you can achieve with it

hey :) i’ve sent you DM few days ago but i’m not sure if it went through

lovely! how did you achieve this inking effect on the flowers?

the puppy print is so adorable! but they’re all great

beautiful designs 🐅

looks great!