I’ve been working on portraits in clay, I’m pleased with this one it looks vaguely like the model.




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Painting for fun!
Sometimes when you see a different artists work it inspires you to have a go. Last night I attended an artist talk and one of the artists mentioned was Joan Mitchell. Having looked her up I felt inspired to have a go.

Playing with digital manipulation

Most of my art starts with a photograph often taken whilst on a walk but in this case it started with the rotting of out garden fence. The fence had been in place for over 25 years that we (my husband and I )know about. With the outside edge facing the full force of the weather it finally gave up the ghost last summer. The side facing us still looked perfect but the side that faced the weather had been carved by the wind.





Fun in printing today


















They probably need trimming a bit, I will leave them to dry then practice hanging them.
More prints
Photopolymer plate made made with a photo manipulated in procreate and made up from frottage and photographs.








I am working on my Degree project
As before I am inspired by mans effect on the planet, this time thinking about colonisation and land enclosure. Using wood from an old fence I frottaged images then laser cut them into wood to use for relief printing. Below are some of my practice prints, starting with free screen print in colour then a relief print over. The paper is newspaper.

















Ozzy
Just started a new painting, basic drawing to give me an idea of where to paint. Olly is a venerable labrador with a face full of character so I am looking forward to this developing.








Silverdale and Arnside TrailArt

Next Exhibition I am exhibiting as part of King St Arts associate artists group
Playing with pastels
Having fun learning new skills and techniques with pastels pure and simple with Graham Oliver as our tutor







I’ve decided it is finished, today I’ve taken pictures to be framed, let’s hope they know what they are doing, pastels have to be kept clear of the glass and the frame has to be sealed to reduce water damage.. fingers crossed.
Flowers in my garden


The flowers are corn flower, Marigold and Corncockle. Brilliant names.
Summer flowers
Going back to my roots with this piece of art. Coured pencil botanical flowers. This is a Cana lily, as you can see I still have a lot more to do.







Waves




Waves
When a special friend comments they can see a wave in your work it can have an influence n what you do next. I hope to change these digital sketches to Lino prints in the near future.