Suzanne Kruisdijk

This year I designed three new linoleum pieces especially for Christmas greeting cards. And of course there had to be birds in these designs! I made sets of each three greeting cards printed on brown kraft paper with matching enveloppes. There are 2 colour variations: a ultramarine blue set and a multi colour set with…

A teacup linoleum piece to join the recently made teapot lino. They are both inspired by Beatrix pottery my grandmother had when I was little. I printed an open run from this piece with three colour versions: ultramarine blue, dark blue and old pink. DETAILS– Printed on Strathmore paper, ‘natural white’, 184 lb.– Paper size…

The design for this linoleum piece is inspired by the tableware my grandmother had when I was a little child. I really loved the floral pattern of the Beatrix pottery from Maastricht. I decided to make an open print run with three colour versions: ultramarine blue, dark blue and old pink. DETAILS– Printed on Strathmore…

This larger linoleum piece is made with the reduction print technique. It is inspired by the classic Meissen Zwiebelmuster pottery. There are 6 colour layers printed in this piece. Each layer is printed separately and in between the print layers more linoleum has been carved from the piece. The bird is printed in three shades…

I’m really exited about this new birthday calendar featuring my blue lino series printed on 100% recycled paper!! The calendar has a lovely cover showing 12 reproductions of my original blue linoleum prints made in 2019/2020. Now available in my Etsy shop! Product details:Dimension: 8.3 x 11.7″Paper: 100% recycled paperWire-O binded with a small suspension…

A new XL linoleum piece, matching the theme and size of the XL lino I made last month, planning on making a series of these. I’ve chosen phthalo blue ink for this print. DETAILS – Printed on Lanaroyal paper, ‘pure white’, 184 lb. – Paper size 25.59 x 19.69 inch – Image 18.90 x 14.76…

This Diamond bird linoleum has been my first piece working with reduction technique. It’s a special technique to make a multi colour print. Each colour layer is printed separately and in between the print layers more linoleum has been carved from the piece. This means there is only one print run possible. I printed this…

This is the largest linoleum piece I made so far! It was a lot (!) of carving work. It’s a mono tone print which I now printed on beautifull Lanaroyal paper in cobalt blue, sap green and black. DETAILS – Printed on Lanaroyal paper, ‘pure white’, 184 lb. – Paper size 25.59 x 19.69 inch…

This owl was quite a challenge because of the thickness of this linoleum material. The idea was to make a monotone linoleum print, but after the test print I deceided to cut the linoleum in pieces and make it a multi colour piece. I printed it in different colour combinations. DETAILS – Printed on Lanaroyal…