Prints

Prints. Cover of a print catalogue by Julian Brasington

Print Catalogue

A downloadable catalogue bringing together a selection of prints made between 2022 and 2026.

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A wood engraving block darkened with Indian ink.

A set of unanswered questions

What form fills it?
What textures?
What tone?

Answers emerge as the gouge
feels its way through the block

Detail from a partially carved linocut block. The first in a series of details from All Things Were One Thing by Julian Brasington.
Detail from a partially carved linocut block. The second in a series of details from All Things Were One Thing by Julian Brasington.
Detail from a partially carved linocut block. The third in a series of details from All Things Were One Thing by Julian Brasington.
Detail from a partially carved linocut block. The fourth in a series of details from All Things Were One Thing by Julian Brasington.
A graphite rubbing on newsprint taken by Julian Brasington of a partially engraved linocut.

Rubbing taken while carving

Emboss made by Julian Brasington of the linocut All Things Were One Thing.

A relief print is the sum of its erasures

Photo by Julian Brasington of all of the lino removed when carving the linocut All Things Were One Thing.
A ghost print of Ynys Seiriol by Julian Brasington.
Monotype by Julian Brasington created when cleaning an inked plate after editioning prints.

When cleaning the plate, the roller, the block, images arrive.

A monotype by Julian Brasington with a grid effect created when learning an inked roller.
A sheet of newsprint with a night sky created with an inked roller by Julian Brasington

The print reveals what didn’t happen.

What happened remains unseen.

Detail of the carved block by Julian Brasington from which the print The Tower was made.
Milton's Devil, a monochrome linocut by Julian Brasington.

Milton’s Devil. Linocut, 14.5 × 12.5 cm. 2025.