Shinrin Yoku I, version 3
Developed in Japan during the 1980s, Shinrin-yoku is the practice of ‘forest bathing’ and involves spending time in the forest stretching, meditating, inhaling tree aromas and generally appreciating the forest!This is an... Read more
- Edition
- Limited edition of 30
- Artist
- Susan Noble
- Medium
- Linocut print
- Availability
- In stock
Product details
Developed in Japan during the 1980s, Shinrin-yoku is the practice of ‘forest bathing’ and involves spending time in the forest stretching, meditating, inhaling tree aromas and generally appreciating the forest!
This is an original multi-block linocut print, using two blocks and variable inking to achieve the effect of dappled sunlight shining through a canopy of leaves.
Limited variable edition of 30, Zerkall printing paper, 145gsm, Lawrence oil based ink. Image size 310mm x 410mm and Paper size 380mm x 470mm.
- Edition
- Limited edition of 30
- Artist
- Susan Noble
- Medium
- Linocut print
- Availability
- In stock
About the artist
Susan Noble
North-East printmaker working predominantly with lino, inspired by the shoreline, countryside and woodlands around Saltburn by the Sea.
- Works predominantly in lino
- Inspired by the coast around Saltburn by the Sea
- Small, collectible print runs
