Orkney Folk Festival poster Books opaque and transparent watercolor on

opaque and transparent watercolor on Whatman wove paper) — a key work in exhibitions linking papermaking to watercolor art

and ideal for fine art prints like aquatint etchings

and writing

Other historical notes: Benjamin Franklin introduced Whatman wove paper (from Baskerville editions) to France after being impressed by its quality

the "VGZ" watermark confirming Van Gelder Zonen’s production

Orkney Folk Festival poster Books opaque and transparent watercolor onPrinted by hand to celebrate this year's Orkney folk festival. Made using antique wood type which was used until the 1980s to produce posters in Orkney by the Orcadian newspaper. We continue this tradition by occasionally producing posters for local events such as music festivals. This particular poster was made in metallic copper ink over a screenprinted Japanese katagami patterned background. Made in a ltd edition of 20. Only 3 remain at the time of