Ivaylo Gogov's profile

PrintMaking (1997 - 2006)






Printmaking artworks (graphics) presented by Ivaylo Gogov
--- From my High School & Student Years (1997 - 2006)




With this Project, I would like to express my great feelings of gratitude to one special person in my life
Associate Prof. Atanas Dafinov (1955-2020)


"You teach me how to see the invisible in the silence, about the beauty of the creative process, about meaning inside explorations. You opened our souls to start experience the existential of Fine Arts in us, and surround us.
Such a great honor I had in my life to meet you and to be your student in High School and in the University.
With your knowledge peacefully shared and given to us for the life of Arts, Music, Literature, Films, Culture & Heritage ...  you opened many, many hearts, minds, and you turn my meaning of life, to understand the world better. To be a better Human being ...
With deep bow and heart fulfilled with love and respect, I THANK YOU! "


RIP Mr. Dafinov

                                                                                                                                                    - Ivaylo Gogov

Fragment of "Shoes for little Orphan"
Technique: drypoint
2006
Fragment of "Shoes for little Orphan"
Technique: drypoint
2006
"Shoes for little Orphan"
Technique: drypoint
2006
 
Last stage of the the printing process.. .
behind the camera: Yanko Terziev

 
"Minuvachi"
Technique: drypoint
2006
"Forever"
Technique: drypoint
2006
"without name",  technique - dry point, 2006

"И дядо ми казваше: Когато ти е тъжно и имаш проблеми, когато имаш мъка на сърцето, сине, ела си на село, да станеш мъничък, да станеш дете...да тръгнеш от никъде...."
"Ladybird and knife"
Technique: drypoint
2006


(part of project "Ladybird and Knife")
"Brandy-creation place"
Technique: drypoint
2006
"At night"
Technique: drypoint
2006
"Thoughts"
Technique: drypoint
2005
"Birth I"
Technique: drypoint
2005
"Portrait"
Technique: drypoint
2005
"Бreath "
Technique: drypoint
2005
"Somewhere along the silence"
Technique: drypoint
2005
"Meeting"
Technique: Lito
2005
"Birth II"
Technique: drypoint
2005
"without name"
Technique: Ofort/ Aquatint
2004
"without name"
Technique: drypoint
2004
"The Eye of War"
Technique: drypoint
2004
"Throughout the life of a soldier Ant"
technique: dry point
2000
"Wishes"
technique: dry point
1999



High school Period
"The Adam and Eve between Paradise and Hell"
technique: dry point
1998

High school Period
"Civilization"
technique: dry point
1998


High school Period
"Between loneliness, between expectation and recognition"
technique: dry point
1998


This is my first drypoint I have made ever!
High school Period


What is Drypoint, as traditional printmaking technique:

"The technique appears to have been invented by the Housebook Master, a south German 15th-century artist, all of whose prints are in drypoint only. Among the most famous artists of the old master print Albrecht Dürer produced 3 drypoints before abandoning the technique; Rembrandt used it frequently, but usually in conjunction with etching and engraving. As intaglio techniques, they can all be used on the same plate. Alex Katz used this process to create several of his famous works, such as "Sunny" and "The Swimmer".
In the 20th century many artists produced drypoints, including Max Beckmann, Milton Avery, and Hermann-Paul. By adding aquatint work on the plate and inking with various colors, artists such as Mary Cassatt have produced color drypoints. Canadian artist David Brown Milne is credited as the first to produce colored drypoints by the use of multiple plates, one for each color."


                                                                                                                                                                                                                          
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PrintMaking (1997 - 2006)
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One part of my passion and specially - Printmaking! Selected works (1997 - 2006)

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