Linda Kelen- Wisconsin USA
Printmaking is new to me but has a growing presence in my arting. Moku Hanga is simply addicting. I post as I print.

Marisa Keller- Singapore
Etchings, Woodcuts, Monotypes, Paintings and Installations of Dutch artist and printmaker Marisa Keller.
She lives and works in Singapore and teaches printmaking part-time at the art college.

K. Jordan Kelly - New York, USA
Primarily relief and intaglio prints. I consider myself a visual storyteller attempting to use one image that engages an audience and evokes an emotion.

Barbara Kelley - California, USA
Barbara is a printmaker, primarily monoprints, drypoint engravings and linocuts. She frequently incorporates found objects in prints. Her studio is located just a few hours north of San Francisco on the California coast

Shawna Khalily- Kentucky, USA
Offers figurative color woodcuts.

Carol Lynn Kirchner - Washington, USA
I am a traditional printmaker. Etched, engraved, mezzotint, linocut, wood engraved, or a combination of techniques. The subject of my work is often realistic, has some sort of story or reason to exist.

Matthias Klemm - Germany
Lithography, monotype and handmade offset prints, among other non-printmaking art types

John Koch- Wisconsin, USA
Offers Woodcuts, Paintings and Stories.

Peter Kocak - Slovakia, EU
Manly dry points on copper, zink, aluminium, some more colours used often,figural,erotical,and abstract motives too,some linocuts,woodcuts,mezzotints too, mainly Ex librises created some 400 items finished .

Caroline Koenders - Beek-Ubbergen, Netherlands
As a printmaker I am specialized in mezzotint. But all non-toxic printmaking techniques have my interest. I like to experiment with unorthodox sizes and techniques.

Damon Kowarsky- Victoria, Australia
Etchings on copper, mainly, with aquatint and scraper and all the other side effects of process and intention. Almost always figuration. People, and the objects that surround them.

Gary Krueger- Rielasingen, Germany
Traditional Photogravure.

Sandra Kruisbrink - Amsterdam, Netherlands
I make mostley lithography.
I'm drawing, making landscapes and play with the different perspectives.
The perception alternates between the long and the short view, between the large and the small and there is a continual interchange of distance and perspective

Kyoto International Woodprint Association, KIWA - Kyoto, Japan
Holding international competitions, building up a collection of comtempoary woodblock prints, holding related events every spring and fall, publishing a newsletter.