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Ever wondered how fishermen recorded the size and species of their catches before the invention of photography?
The old Japanese printing technique of Gyotaku or ‘fish rubbing’ provided a solution. This session was led by artists Eleanor Morgan and Sam Curtis of the Centre for Innovative and Radical Fishmongery.
This event was part of the Grant Musuem's current exhibition called Glass Delusions.
In this exhibition of prints, drawings, videos and objects, Artist in Residence Eleanor Morgan explores the slippery boundary between living and non-living materials. Her work is inspired by the Grant Museum's collection of intricate glass sponges – animals that naturally build themselves out of glass – they are formed of 90% silica.
Hyper japan was a blast. It was so different to other cons I have had the pleasure to be at. The cosplay was amazing and almost Japan/America level. However, there was one thing that was off and that was the people. From some of the booth people to the people who attended. The 'con' etiquette just wasn't there. And people in the booths were.... just... man I can't explain. The vibes were totally off and that affected my mood and thusly how I took pictures. Anyway. As always, I hope you enjoy.
This is from my BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, it shows my developments in mono printing and how they are made.
'Bones' design for screen print - did this years ago... it started of as a lino cut... I played with it in photoshop and then printed it out onto t-shirt transfer paper - then transferred onto some cotton.
I need to have another go at this as I don't think I ironed it long enough as the plastic buckled.
Ever wondered how fishermen recorded the size and species of their catches before the invention of photography?
The old Japanese printing technique of Gyotaku or ‘fish rubbing’ provided a solution. This session was led by artists Eleanor Morgan and Sam Curtis of the Centre for Innovative and Radical Fishmongery.
This event was part of the Grant Musuem's current exhibition called Glass Delusions.
In this exhibition of prints, drawings, videos and objects, Artist in Residence Eleanor Morgan explores the slippery boundary between living and non-living materials. Her work is inspired by the Grant Museum's collection of intricate glass sponges – animals that naturally build themselves out of glass – they are formed of 90% silica.
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This was printed before I had the belts tightened properly and yet the end results are still not too bad.