I love this photo of my parents taken sometime in the 70s. For their Christmas present this year I turned it into a wee lino and was lucky enough to be able to give it to them in person, in Scotland!
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Showing posts with label Pigeon Gillian. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
Saturday, 16 April 2016
'Curly Fish' Printing
Today I got a chance to print a small edition of my 'Curly Fish' lino. I used a pale grey/blue ink, and am rather happy with it!
It will be for sale on my Etsy store soon!
Pigeon Gillian
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Inking up...
I always use a sheet of paper to help me centre the image...
It's always a nice surprise when you make your first print. I'm loving this grey colour...
This is the paper that I used for this print. It's super lovely and a traditional Japanese relief printing paper...
My drying rack....I love it!
Friday, 15 April 2016
Only Boring People Get Bored Print For Sale!
I am excited to share that my limited edition print 'Only Boring People Get Bored (Dark Grey)' is now for sale on my Etsy Store here.
These
words were spoken to me when I was a child. I was often exclaiming “I’m
bored!”, and to my annoyance at the time, I would get this response from
parents, family and teachers! Nowadays, I am constantly keeping busy with
projects and perhaps these words made a difference after all! This print took
me about 3 years to finish, from start end. It was one of those projects that I
would pick up when I had a spare half an hour in-between other projects – so it
actually prevented me from becoming bored many times!
This
is a limited edition of 12 prints in dark grey ink. Each print has the edition
number (ie 1/12), the title and my signature.
Paper
size is approximately 35 x 50cm, and the printed
image is approximately 30 x 30cm.
Spring Flower Print For Sale!
My limited edition print, 'Spring Flower' is now for sale on my Etsy Store here. This
single print evolved from a series of ink drawings that I made of fresh
flowers. I had gone on a walk that morning and picked some beautiful wild
spring flowers from our neighborhood and took them home to draw. I made about 5
observation drawings in about half an hour as my daughter was napping and I had
a very small window of time! I love that the quick, gestural qualities of the
ink drawing have remained in the lino cut. I think ink drawings translate
really beautifully into a lino print; with each medium offering different and
unique properties.
This
is a limited edition of 11 prints in dark grey ink. Each print has the edition
number (ie 1/11), the title and my signature.
Paper
size is approximately 25 x 70cm (very long
and skinny!), and the printed image is approximately 17.5 x 45cm.
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