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Fantastic last session at Felpham. Take a look at the great work from this term! 14 images so have a scroll. 😉

Graphite - depicting a breakdown in their relationship

Acrylic on canvas. 40cmx50cm. Finally decided I can’t tinker with this any more. First time I’ve painted on canvas. Also I’ve not used acrylic on anything this big before and it took a while to get used to how they move and cover the canvas so big learning curve, still ongoing

A couple of pictures I’ve done for my friend’s novel. All in graphite.

print using two blocks

I spent the day filming a set of abstracts, landscapes and seascapes in alcohol ink for YouTube.

A collage made with printed tisue, hand printed tissue And quality street wrappers

I printed 14 and none came out perfectly! And this photo shows warts and all, a circle around the tree - perhaps because I masked it? The yellows and greens didn’t completely line up and various other stray marks…..!

Geisha with cat (acrylic) after Utagawa Kuniyoshi There should be Japanese characters on the red banner on the wall. I might add them at some point.

Check out the amazing work from the final day of our 12 week 'scapes' project. There are 20 images to scroll through!

On a cold, sunny day

Monoprinting, crayola felt pen on to plastic pocket printed onto sketching paper. Great fun and to do. Background printed then a few details added with the same pens.

I used exactly the same colours in each images the only difference was the colour of paper I worked on. The change in colour changes the 'mood' of the piece. Making one feel warm, another cool, another fresh. What didn't you think?

I created this linocut based on a modified still life of sunflowers. After printing with black ink and the prints had dried, I hand coloured one of the prints with watercolour.