My first collograph prints.

Blue Moon

Blue Straw

printed on black paper
I will desist with technical details like intaglio, rollered
paint etc. Suffice to say I love it. No time to play again
until the Autumn, although I can make up some plates
in the meantime. A important lesson learnt - oil paint
inks get every where, unlike dyes that just sink into
skin, clothing and anything laying around. Also a
challenge working in different media. Had to put
my brain to work a lot over the two workshops.
interesting to work in a totally different media.
2 comments:
i love it too....very inspiring...
These prints look luscious. I really like collagraphy. Last year I used a foam roller w/dye over textured surfaces, which was quite satisfying. I want to make more of my own textured surfaces. Nice blog - I found you through Jude.
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