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Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Color litho
This one was destined for having color from the start, instead of using a litho pencil I drew this using a green prismacolor pencil. It was actually a pretty stable etch. The whole thing was done using only one stone.
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COLORED PENCIL!!?!The grease content is enough to hold on a stone...hmmm and interesting. Seems like some possibilities with this.
I just really love this litho print of yours. I like this image of a kind of "ghostie" with its tail like end - it has an expressionist/symbolist 'feel to it. I did a bit of litho when I was at Wimbledon School of art in London but found it a bit too physically exacting for my wimpish carcass............I did make a couple though which were then shown at the Edinburgh Print Studio Gallery here in the UK. I must post the photos from that show to my blog sometime.....
4 comments:
COLORED PENCIL!!?!The grease content is enough to hold on a stone...hmmm and interesting. Seems like some possibilities with this.
Specifically it has to be Prismacolor, but it doesn't need any Nitric with it.
Hi there Viper
I just really love this litho print of yours. I like this image of a kind of "ghostie" with its tail like end - it has an expressionist/symbolist 'feel to it.
I did a bit of litho when I was at Wimbledon School of art in London but found it a bit too physically exacting for my wimpish carcass............I did make a couple though which were then shown at the Edinburgh Print Studio Gallery here in the UK. I must post the photos from that show to my blog sometime.....
keep at it and post some more artwork soon
bye dee bye
Aine
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