Boyd Saunders is a painter, illustrator, printmaker and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Art. He was born on a farm in Tennessee and his work reflects a lifelong interest in storytelling and depictions of animals, especially horses. He has exhibited all over the world, from Argentina to China and has won many awards. His limited edition of William Faulkner’s short story “Spotted Horses,” with the complete text and thirty-four original lithograph prints, was published by the University of South Carolina Press.
In the videos below, Boyd Saunders demonstrates the process of etching. Etching is the process of using a strong acid to create designs in metal.
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Boyd Saunders demonstrates the process of etching. Etching is the process of using a strong acid to create designs in metal.
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The Process of Etching Boyd Saunders explains that "etching" means "to bite with acid."
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The Process of Etching Boyd Saunders demonstrates how he mixes the ink.
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The Process of Etching Boyd Saunders demonstrates how to ink the plate.
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The Process of Etching Boyd Saunders talks about the special type of paper and how to prepare the paper.
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The Process of Etching Boyd Saunders demonstrates the final step in the etching process with the printing.
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Boyd Saunders takes a look at the completed print.
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Boyd Saunders is a painter, illustrator, printmaker and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Art. He was born on a farm in Tennessee and his work reflects a lifelong interest in storytelling and...