- Size: 15 x 20cm
- Material: 200gsm paper
Narrow alleys and built-up houses are the signature architecture in Vietnam. You can easily point it out the first time you set your foot on. The artwork portrays an alley in district 4 with a Bo Ne restaurant. Bo Ne means “dodge the beef” as it serves the sizzling platter and creates the cracklings.
To create a woodcut print, the artist uses carving knives to make a wood block. The parts that are retained on the surface of the will be printed. For his works, Jack Clayton also uses watercolor material to create a variety of colors for his paintings.
A small alley with a mother riding a motorbike with her child in front, side-by-side houses, and the overhead wires will bring a familiar and friendly vibe to your room.
The product is a digital reproduction of artist Jack Clayton’s woodcut print.
Art is a genuine part that adds value to our life. It allows us to be creative, to connect to our inner selves, to feel and open perceptions.
Jack Clayton is a graphic designer and independent printmaker with more than 10 years experience. Together with his wife, he founded Saigon Print Shop, a specialist woodcut art shop that offers traditional woodcut prints and their digital reproductions.
The artist transforms rough wood into a series of beautiful artworks that portray Vietnamese landscape and people.
Over and above that, Saigon Print Shop is also a woodcut print gallery and a hub for the traditional printmaking community as the brand wants to spread this local culture and technique to more people.
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Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
