morgan.allen_art

Illustrator and printmaker. Just trying out Tumblr to see if it boosts my portfolio. https://www.morganallenart.com/portfolio

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An illustration of mine, just finished. Created using cartridge paper layered on scrap mount board and a whole lot of glue.

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Hand study, aquatint etching.

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Screenprinted some t-shirts, using a scan from a linocut print.

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A technician said to me earlier this week "ahh you're just a little goblin" and I'm still here, at 1:00 am, trying to work out if it was a compliment or not.

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My etching(s) of Gammel Strand (I think?), Copenhagen. Both before and after applying aquatint.

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My etching(s) of the view from Rundetårn, Copenhagen. Before and after applying aquatint.

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Made a linocut of my earlier fool illustration.

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Some travel sketches from Copenhagen, the view from Rundetårn.

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From a little while ago, A2 linocut + monoprint illustrating The Masque of The Red Death.

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"Quick" sketching at Nyhavn, Copenhagen.

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Odin & Yggdrasil, fineliner illustration.

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Snippet of the printmaking process.

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"Salmon of Llyn Llyw" etching illustration on zinc plate.

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Tarot inspired fool illustration, gouache and fineliner.

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Linocut antique stamp illustrations.

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"Pendant" aquatint etching on zinc plate. I wish I had pushed the linework on the hand a bit further. I could render it more proficiently now, but it's decent.