Corn Linocut

Corn Linocut

Pamela Haining
I love carving food as much as I love carving flowers. This week’s entry is a simple crop, found worldwide, the humble corn-on-the-cob. This piece was carved from Japanese Vinyl lino and printed using my craft press (an Xcut Xpress), craft presses are the perfect home studio press, small but mighty enough to produce a clean print. When I design a linocut to print onto paper, rather than fabric, Japanese vinyl is my go to lino block. It shows fine lines and details beautifully, plus cleaning up is a cinch, perfect if you print open editions.
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About Pamela

Artist & Printmaker

Hello! I’m Pamela, the artist behind Adventures in Print. Working from my garden studio in the Norfolk countryside, I create bold, nature-inspired botanical prints, luxury cards, and stationery born from original hand-carved lino art. I love celebrating the quiet rhythms of the seasons and classic British flora.