Carborundum powder (either coarse or fine) is either mixed with a strong glue or sprinkled over an image on a plate painted in glue. Once the glue and carborundum powder are fully set onto the plate, the surface is then covered in ink and then wiped clean leaving ink only on the textured surface of the carborundum image.  Damp paper is then placed over the plate and they are put through a press to produce the print.  Large editions of carborundum prints are not possible since some of the carborundum powder comes off each time the plate is wiped and printed. 

  • Ross Loveday, Rage III, 2013
    Ross Loveday
    Rage III, 2013
    £450.00
  • Ross Loveday, Aureole, 2012
    Ross Loveday
    Aureole, 2012
    £550.00
  • Ross Loveday, Life Lines, 2012
    Ross Loveday
    Life Lines, 2012
    £350.00
  • Anita Klein, Angel of the Wine, 2007
    Anita Klein
    Angel of the Wine, 2007
    £1,170.00
  • Anita Klein, Angel with Bottle and Glass, 2003
    Anita Klein
    Angel with Bottle and Glass, 2003
    £2,250.00
  • Mychael Barratt, Marcel Duchamp's Dog, 2016
    Mychael Barratt
    Marcel Duchamp's Dog, 2016
    Last available impressions
    £360.00
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