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HVIIIers Gonna HVIII: Henry VIII and Other Senseshaper Woodcuts Inspired by the Medieval and Early Modern Periods

While I have not been posting to this blog on early modern vision as regularly as I want, I have been busy making more woodcuts inspired by the medieval and early modern periods. While my Henry VIII woodcut attained some popularity on social media sites not long after I made it, I had yet to […]

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Posted in #WoodcutWednesday, Silly Things, woodcuts, Tangents Tagged Bringing Up the Bodies, renaissance, Sir Thomas More, Birth of Venus, Richard III, Geoffrey Chaucer, Botticelli, Plague Doctor, Sandro Botticelli, woodcut, Durer, Elizabeth I, art, John Dee, Virgin Queen, Henry VIII, Monas Hieroglyphica, Elizabethan, senseshaper, Rosicrucian, Chaucer, prints, Hilary Mantel, early modern, The Tudors, Wolf Hall, medieval, Henry Tudor 1 Comment

How to Make a Woodcut: Senseshaper’s Process of De-Digitizing the Archives

Several months ago when I started making woodcuts and posting the results to Twitter and Facebook, some asked me to write a blog post explaining my process. I got sidetracked, first, by teaching myself how to make handmade rag paper and, second, by requests that I set up an Etsy shop to sell some of […]

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Posted in Fantasies, Silly Things, #WoodcutWednesday Tagged woodcut, art, senseshaper, how to makle a woodcut, print making, handmade, dedigitize the archives, woodcuts 2 Comments

GIF-ing the Woodcut; Or, Early Modern Party Animals

Nearly everyone is familiar with the ubiquitous dorm room and man-cave wall hanging that is popularly known as “Dogs Playing Poker.” This series of sixteen predominantly card-playing canines, cigar advertisements from the early twentieth century, reveal a fascination with anthropomorphized animals, especially when they are engaged in illicit activity or otherwise questionable behavior. This corporate […]

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Posted in Silly Things, #WoodcutWednesday Tagged art, The Winter's Tale, #WoodcutWednesday, Atolycus, animals, drunkards, early modern, Thomas Wright, Shakespeare, Philip Stubbes, ballad, drinking, alcohol, woodcut 4 Comments

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