a printmaker and clothing artist from southern NH creating linocut patches, one-of-a-kind modified clothes, and other weird art
Where I'll be next:
- sat, september 12, 10am-4pm
@ downtown norway, maine
Care instructions:
Patches and printed clothes - after application, dry iron patches and printed designs with parchment paper between, then wash like normal
I always iron or otherwise cure the ink before selling, but ironing again doesnt hurt
Hand painted fabric - wash inside out and hang to dry
Sewn on metal, etc - I use a lot of found materials but try to double check that nothing is iron or will otherwise bleed, but I would still recommend removing what isnt attached then hand washing and patting metal pieces dry with a towel to reduce tarnishing
If anything ever breaks, wears down, etc. unexpectely fast from normal use, please do let me know and ill do my best to repair the piece or otherwise help you! dm me on instagram, bluesky, or send me an email <3
Materials:
Linocut: speedball brand carving tool, speedy-carve blocks (planning on switching to real lino when i run out), fabric screenprinting ink, fabric & paper block printing ink.
i don't believe in speedball supremacy but that's what they have at michaels! If you're starting blockprinting pay extra attention to which ink bottle you grab, some are for paper only and won't stick to fabric
Retail Space:
totally tea + coffee (queerlective)- 2 Capital Plaza, N Main St, Concord, NHMore coming soon!
full portfolio coming soon !
prints
modified clothes
patches
zines
