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Jaclyn Del Vacchio | Linocut Printmaking, Pen and Ink Watercolor Illustrator | J. Del Vacchio Prints

I am a Northern Virginia based artist working primarily in linocut printmaking and pen-and-ink watercolor illustration. While my practice spans across mediums, I find refuge in the expressive possibilities of relief printmaking and the quiet detail of ink and watercolor. Inspired by the sea, natural forms, and everyday beauty, I create work that feels both grounded and fluid.

My printmaking process begins with a sketch, which is then carved into a linoleum block, inked by hand, and printed with care. My work is shaped by strong contrasts and clean compositions, and my background in graphic design continues to influence the way I build each image. In my pen-and-ink and watercolor work, I use line, gesture, and color to create pieces that feel thoughtful, illustrative, airy and full of possibilities.
 

From sketch to finished piece, my work reflects a deep love of craftsmanship, close observation, and the creative process itself.

Turning Art into Everyday Beauty
 

I create handmade artwork designed to bring beauty into daily life, whether through fine art prints, gifts, or home goods. Each piece is rooted in nature and shaped by a blend of traditional technique and modern design.

Custom commissions are also available, allowing me to transform your ideas into a unique piece of art made just for you.

May my work be lanterns

Thrilled to be in consideration among so many talented artists!

 

Thank you to everyone who follows and supports my work at J. DelVacchio Prints!

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About Me

Returning to my creative roots after a twenty-year pause has been an inspiring journey. I work with traditional techniques and a personal, expressive style to create prints and watercolor studies.
With a professional background in graphic design and over a decade of experience in early childhood education and art instruction across both private and public settings, I now channel these combined experiences into my artistic practice.
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