Eva Pietzcker

“Compared to the Western method, where oil-based ink, applied to the block with a roller, is printed onto the paper’s surface with the help of a press, in the Japanese style, watercolor paint is applied to the block with brushes and printed by hand, allowing the color to seep deeply into the soft Japanese paper. As a result, these Japanese style prints tend to have a more painterly appearance and can often resemble watercolor paintings.”

—Eva Pietzcker

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