Three related images 13 inches square printed on Hahnemühle Paper and bonded to canvas with acrylic colour and media. This is in the same format as this one.
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Transition Contours
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I can imagine printing these three and sticking them to a heavy paper and giving the lot a thick cover of gloss.
What do you think?
Later: I am doing just that today, Friday, 21 March, 2008 harder than I thought, the buckling, as you might have guessed. Canvas on canvas? I have printed on canvas using my Epson R2400 but it is blurry, I need to get the profile right, how do I do that?
Maybe get as roll of wall paper? Paper on paper?
Bush – acrylic work in progress
I am working on a 600 x 600 acrylic on canvas, a stylised of the view of the bush at Mt. Lyford. Here is how far I have got with it, a reasonable photo of how it looks.
Bush – Acrylic on canvas 600 x 600
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I have been testing out how it might develop using the Tablet… quite fun, and I have another digital version brewing before I commit to paint!
Bush
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More Paint
Green
600x 600 mm Acrylic on board
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Maybe this is a work in progress, not sure where to from here.
Here is a detail:
Green – detail
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Paint? More from the workshop…
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Here is another cross. This one is a hybrid. The back-ground is paint and the verticals are digital. There is no original either, the base image was from a shot I took of part of the canvas, resized from landscape to square, beefed up the image in post-production. I think it will make a good print.
I still have the 600×600 mm original acrylic but it got tortured out of recognition! A lot of agony & ecstasy.
This one shows a some of what I learned over the three days. Layers. Removing paint in a variety of ways. I will keep going with this. More hybrids, and perhaps the other way around too! I could print the vertical on the texture.
My goal is to make a set of physical ones.
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Some more from the workshop soon, I still have the photos to take.
Later: Saturday, 5 July, 2008
This image is now featured in the Gallery