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""The woodblock, whether cut with a knife or engraved, develops its image by bringing details out of darkness into the light. This seems to give it an advantage over ways of working that start with an empty white area. In a sense, what is happening is already there in the darkness, and cutting the block involves letting only enough light into the field of vision to reveal what is going on.""
- excerpt from Storyteller Without Words - the Wood Engravings of Lynd Ward, (1974) the first graphic novel
The Wizard Trilogy
