Arnold Circus - people interviewed on 'the Secret History of Our Streets', a BBC documentary.
03/08/2012
18/07/2012
Deer
(sold)
(sold)
for sale
for sale
I drew some deer out of a need to run away from computers for a little bit - they've received some lovely feedback and people have actually bought them! If you would like one for yourself, get in touch and I will do you your very own however you would like it.
Labels:
Deer,
drawing,
drawings,
illustration,
images,
ink,
painting,
stag,
watercolour
18/06/2012
An Invitation
23/05/2012
Sketchbook pt I
Some rough bits and pieces that might not make it any further than my sketchbook, but I quite like anyway. And some things I'm going to be working on a bit more yet..!
Labels:
copper beech tree,
flowers,
ink,
Lincolnshire,
pylons,
rabbits,
swallows,
trees,
watercolour,
yellow
04/05/2012
Printmaking
I've been meaning to post about this for a while as last week I went to pick up the work I did on a short course at Camberwell art college. I'd saved the pennies and decided, as I didn't do anywhere near as much printmaking at university as I'd have liked to, I'd give it a go! I did the 'Introduction to Printmaking', as although I'd done a tiny bit of etching in my first year I'd always wanted a go at litho and had no idea where to start. Brian Hodgson tutored a group of 7 of us (check his work it's incredible) and I already want to go back and do it again as there's SO much more I want to do. Guess I might have to go back to art school..
First day Mono printing..literally no idea what i was doing so picked the brightest colour possible to show that!
I think the accidental marks I made in litho helped this image a lot..
Three stages of my etching plate. Quite a lot of foul biting but I was assured that it 'helped' the fox. Still not sure though!
Lino with a colour fade.
Labels:
badger,
brian d hodgson,
etching,
fox,
hare,
lino,
lion,
lithography,
mono printing,
printmaking
08/04/2012
24/03/2012
MNAC
A couple of photos of a little commission for a friend of a friend. She was quite specific with what she wanted, and I was a bit out of my comfort zone, but I hope she was happy with the result!
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