Artwork > Nicole Herz

Moonlight
Mokuhanga Print
10x7.5"
2024
Rising Fog
Mokuhanga Print
10x7.5"
2024
Sunlight
Mokuhanga Print
10x7.5"
2024
Winter Garden, Sumi Ink
Mokuhanga Print
8.5x7.5"
2023
Winter Garden
Mokuhanga Print
8.5x7.5"
2023
Nicole Herz, at home, Japanese woodblock print, barn doors, printmaker, woman artist, deer isle maine
5 Woodblocks, 9 hand printed layers
2020
Nicole Herz, just this, Japanese woodblock print, printmaker, woman artist, deer isle maine
Woodblock Print
2016
Nicole Herz, morning light, Japanese woodblock print, printmaker, woman artist, deer isle maine
5 Woodblocks, 12 Hand Printed Layers
2020
Nicole Herz, silent sentinels, Japanese woodblock print, printmaker, woman artist, deer isle maine
5 Woodblocks, 9 hand printed layers
2018
Nicole Herz, the loft in blue, Japanese woodblock print, printmaker, woman artist, deer isle maine
2 Woodblocks, 6 Hand Printed Layers
2021
Nicole Herz print The Day After Moku Hanga traditional woodblock artist printmaker Turtle Gallery Deer Isle Maine 2014
Moku Hanga (traditional woodblock print)
10 x 10
2015
Nicole Herz print A New Beginning III Moku Hanga traditional woodblock artist printmaker Turtle Gallery Deer Isle Maine 2014
Moku Hanga (traditional woodblock print)
4 x 10
Nicole Herz print Babson Creek Cabin II Moku Hanga traditional woodblock artist printmaker Turtle Gallery Deer Isle Maine 2014
Moku Hanga (traditional woodblock print)
6 x 6
2014

Since 2014, Nicole Herz has mainly been working in the traditional Japanese water-based woodblock printing technique (Moku Hanga). - Using multiple blocks, water-based inks, brushes, and hand printing them on dampened paper.

Five blocks were used for the print “A New Beginning”, three each were used for “Babson Creek Cabin” and “The Merchant Cabin” and two blocks for “The Day After”.

Her other prints are in the traditional western style- using a roller and ink. She hand prints them all.

“I enjoy the process of creating a woodblock print: From the drawing, to the carving and printing, a process unfolds and a series of decisions are made to create a strong and peaceful image.”

Born in 1966 in New York City, Herz received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Carnegie Mellon University in 1989 with emphasis on Painting and Sculpture. She has been showing in Coastal Maine and New York for over 25 years.