the shed finishing off prints and playing with enamel. These are the Eider ducks I started at Art in Action.
I have added strings and a label to the rooks.
I have completed this raven and I am calling it The Bargain.
This is a proof of Marley that creased because I had the paper to wet, so I thought I would experiment with cutting out a background. It certainly sorts out the crease!
I spent today making these little sculptures. Etched copper, enamel and screen printed transfers
My riveting is a bit out of practice, but I am pleased with the ease of firing in my new kiln.
I might take a day off tomorrow or do some drawing?
My riveting is a bit out of practice, but I am pleased with the ease of firing in my new kiln.
I might take a day off tomorrow or do some drawing?
6 comments:
Jaw droppingly beautiful things being produced in that shed of yours..........
Sue, I am awed by your brilliance! Marley looks happy with himself. It's all beautiful!
Sue, I love the cut paper background to Marley - I've been doing a lot of that recently, including cutting in and around some intaglio prints but nothing as elegant as your wild flowers! It looks wonderful. Sara x
Fabulous work - love those little enamels.
Everything you are producing in your shed is wonderful! I covet it all - the papercut is a great addition and those little enamels are treasures!
What lovely birds and stunning enamel work- beautiful!
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