Showing posts with label lino print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lino print. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 November 2013
Sunday, 24 November 2013
Goldfinches - lino prints on gift tags for Christmas
My favourite birds - goldfinches. Up to 10 goldfinches at a time visit my garden to eat sunflower hearts, niger seed and to perch on and peck at teazels. I can see them from my studio window. Unlike blue tits, they sit fairly still for quite a while which helps ifyou are trying to draw them!
Other visitors include a woodpecker, starlings, blackbirds, great tits, bullfinches, sparrows and, in deeper winter, siskins, fieldfares and redwings.
Other visitors include a woodpecker, starlings, blackbirds, great tits, bullfinches, sparrows and, in deeper winter, siskins, fieldfares and redwings.
While I was drawing, I was listening to the 'Be Good Tanyas' who sang, 'the littlest birds sing the prettiest songs...'.
Saturday, 16 November 2013
Walking the Dog - lino prints
Lino prints I've created after my visit to Whitesands Bay, Pembrokeshire. Since watching these dogs on the beach I've started scrutinising the antics of dogs in the local park...I must do more dog walking images!
Leading the way... lino print on ivory, silk paper
Leading the way...lino print on red, silk paper
Here's the ball - lino print on ivory paper
Slowly walking along...
Thursday, 24 October 2013
New lino print - deer at Attingham Park (NT)
This print has developed out of a visit to Attingham Park (National Trust property) where there is a wonderful herd of deer. Mainly they keep their distance, but there is a regular winter feeding time when they come quite close to visitors in the park.
Blue, Graphic Chemical water washable ink on pale blue paper
Blue ink on golden flecked paper
Blue ink on flecked white paper
Cutting lino
Inked lino
Starting to cut lino - using white and black drawing to guide.
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