Matt
Brown. Woodblock prints making impressive use of the Japanese
"hanga" method.
Jean's
Printmaking Home Page. Jean Eger Womack shares her work in
woodcut and other media. She includes links to other artists and
artist interviews.
Leni
Fried. A New England artist doing linocuts, including works
with themes from her travels to the Carribean.
McCafferty
Rudd Studio. The section on collaborative prints by Tom Rudd
and Margo McCafferty on this site includes an illustration of
the color reduction process along with a fine presentation of
richly colored linocuts and woodcuts.
Paulette
Nejko. Color woodblock prints from a New England artist, with
signs of influence by earlier American woodcut artists.
The
Printmaking Studio. Maria Arango hosts this site, which includes
a gallery of her many fine prints, including her project of producing
1000 woodblocks. Very helpful how-to's and links.
Andrea
Rich. A master of the color woodblock print, specializing
in nature themes.
Sabra
Field. One of the most prolific and accomplished printers
of color wood blocks.
Graham
Scholes. Another prolific master, with many pieces depicting
Canadian lighthouses.
Laura
Wilder. "Period Style" linoleum block prints, deliberately
recalling the Arts and Crafts tradition.
Ashley
Wolff. Since the publication of her first picture book in
1984, Ashley Wolff has been creating beautiful illustrations for
children's books using linoleum block printing and painting. Her
site describes her work and the history of her attraction to block
printing.
The
Baren Forum. A mailing list and discussion group, with links
to members' pages.