Relief Printing: a printmaking technique where the raised, uncarved areas of a block or plate are inked and pressed onto paper.

These prints were made by carving an image (reversed from the intended final product) into a block of wood. The woodblocks were then hand-inked and run through a manual printing press.
Self-Portrait was the Best Printmaking Award winner at Emerging: PCC Art Student Exhibition 25/26.
The Wizard (a set of four prints) was produced using the reduction process: instead of making four separate blocks, a single woodblock was used, progressively carving the same block after each print to create the four different \”states\” of the set.
Making Friends requires 3-D glasses for the full effect.