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a redder yesterday
Utilising the first batch of the new dyed paper for a variation on the previous day’s page, but much more reddy!
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This thing
The things with the dyed paper, the cut outs and torn edges, the outlining and the doodlings. The purple and orange thing that’s a little shiny in places. This thing here…
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2-stage ink dripping
Having let the first ink drippings dried, stage 2: And a swish of water, then a bit more for good measure
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Splosh
Day 14 of Book Three of a Page a Day. Post #100. Biggest thanks to all who stop by, you’re gving me so much inspiration, Big love to you all!
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Moments in the process
There is often a stage in the process where I look at the page and think WTF? What is going on? It might fly off on a tanget, or it might develop recognizably from here. But until it does, I have no...
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Another Monday Thing
This Monday’s thing was folding.I like the way that colors puddle and travel along the folds. (I say that like every Monday has a special ‘thing’. It doesn’t. I am fond of Mondays though.) It’s popular...
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tree prints
Did I tell you before? I love to screenprint. My latest screen is from a photo I took in Hyde Park. I reckon there are something close to an infinite number of uses for screen printed trees. (But these...
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acetate printing
Messing about with the stencils I cut from acetate sheets… progressed to monoprinting with the stencils My challenge was just to use 2 primary colors: red and yellow. (yeh, + black and white, of...
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More Than The Sum Of Its Parts – Part Next
I want to draw together some of leftovers and dangling ends from recent posts. The person who will enable this is Franz Ackermann. Faceland/White Crossing I – Ackermann There’s a charm to this portrait...
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Shadow Monkeys (8/52 cont/d)
Week eight of 2015: a busy page that’s warranted 2 posts… And that’s without any mention of the butterflies. Or Steve Jobs. But that’s all for another day… The thing I wanted to tell you about now is...
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New Beginnings
It’s that time of year, time of life, time of day.. it’s also the name of an exhibition I have some work in. The title is open to interpretation but it got me thinking about the saying What the...
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Note to Self: 17/52
Sometimes I’ll hear or read something I like, I have to write it down. Write it down quick before it escapes. Trap it. The weekly art journal is often to hand, and when the current week is getting...
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Create Your Own Map (22/52)
This recurring instruction: Create Your Own Map. It’s what I’m endeavoring to do. I’m mapping my way as I go. I document when I remember, I share when I think it might help. Starting out in the usual...
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See the face? 29/52
Close up, week 29 looked like this… A lot of layers, a lot of buried words. A lot of rich, warm colour Did you see the face?
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derailed logic
You know me well enough by now – you know not to expect a simple train of logic, don’t you? When I found this anonymous model, the leopardskin, that sultry seductive look, and all the glamour of the...
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Reinvention
A few years ago I created a year long project, dedicating each month to a single colour. Beginning in January with red/purple – that gorgeous magenta I keep falling back into – I cycled my way month by...
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The 12 colors: 12 months project of 2017 plays back in the last 12 days of the year. Today: Red-Orange
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The 12 colors: 12 months project of 2017 plays back in the last 12 days of the year. Today: Orange
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