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Dry-point etching print on cartridge, .29.7 x 42.0cm, 2016.
This is one of a few studies of Jenny Saville's work that I completed. Although Saville primarily uses paint in her work I wanted to see if I could translate texture of her brush marks into a dry-point etching print.
This proud peacock knows he's a beauty! This is a dry point etching into perspex, printed using both black and turquoise inks.
This is my new Soft Ground Etching, this time, 2 inks. I'm pretty happy about how turned out. Thanks Jonay one more time for your time and your wisdom.
Hoy habiamos quedau Matsorri y yo para hacer mas cosillas... esto es lo que mas o menos se ha salvado.
Hemos hecho alguna que otra prueba mas, y seguramente el dia habria sido mucho mas fructifero si mi horno se hubiese portado algo mejor... apunto he estau de tirarlo por la ventana.. ggrrrr
Tambien estaban en nuestra mini-kdd Kiko (el loro) que nos ha amenizado la mañana... y txurri... que se lo ha pasado en grande probando texturas, pearl-ex, oleos,... todo lo que nos iba sobrando! Hasta me ha hecho un anillo de Mica :D
Como gracias a Matsorri ya le hemos cogido el truquito al horno... ya tengo ganas de la proxima!!!
Rembrandt, Landschap met boerderij en hooiberg, ets, 1641 (detail)
Rembrandt, Landscape with a cottage and haybarn, etching, 1641 (fragment)
This is an etching I have made from one of my photographs of the City of London. It is part of the development stage for my current A-level project, where I have been experimenting with materials. The next step for this etching would be to scan it into Photoshop and mirror the image to make it the correct way round.
Etching of a hung rabbit by Felix Bracquemond (French Art Nouveau etcher, 1833-1914), took ages to work out the signature. Image size 9inch x 4inch. A bit gory but very well done and it grows on you.
Mar is investigating about traditional printmaking techniques.
This was a session where she was learning about how to make soft ground etching.
New wood etchings completed today. Will be producing various designs in an 8" x 8" format for sale. Produced by Bryan Cowe at Static Medium studios...
“Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all.”
Stanley Horowitz
bored at the studio... thought i'd bust out some inks on an old print of this plate...
kinda forgot how bright and fluorescent the inks were, it looks pretty silly now..
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Re Ferdinando II di Borbone (poco riconoscibile in questa ingenua acquaforte colorata della Biblioteca Nazionale di Napoli) sfila per il Largo di Palazzo, poi Piazza Plebiscito a Napoli, mentre la folla esulta. Non sa che poco dopo il re chiamerà la Santa Alleanza a reprimere quell'anelito di libertà, che nello stesso anno si consoliderà invece con lo Statuto Albertino a Torino. In ciò aprendo la strada alla successiva conquista piemontese del regno
This is my new Soft Ground Etching, this time, 2 inks. I'm pretty happy about how turned out. Thanks Jonay one more time for your time and your wisdom.
This of course is editted quite a bit. I wanted to bring out the bokeh in the background and of course the etchings. I spend 20 mins taking this picture (and many like it to see if I could get a nice effect and of course the editting program well it took 10 lol..The BOKEH IS REAL NOT ADDED BUT I need to get better at the first half so I don't even have to use the editting program !.
etchings July 14 2010 IMG_3745
Anonymous after Marten van Cleve
Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum
Harvard Art Museums
etching, illustration of ambiguous salacious sayings
The German circumscription reads as follows:
Moch ich in ewrem weierlein Fischen,
wer freud dem hertzen mein
Zu schlappf ist ewre Angelreuth
Darzu ist auch das aß nicht gutt.
Free English version:
HE: I would like very much to fish in your little pond,
it would be a great pleasure to my heart
SHE: Your fishing rod is too saggy,
and the lure does not look promising as well.
Frits Thaulow Norwegian Impressionist Painter (1847-1906). I just got this, it is dark but I like it. It is an aquatint and etching printed in colours, with some hand colouring at the door window and its reflection. It measures about 18.5 inch x 21 inch. His biography is at www.allartclassic.com/author_biography.php?p_number=243. He invited Monet to paint in Norway, after the visit Monet apparently found it far too cold and never went back! He is mostly known for his oil paintings but I love the water in this. The title is from another one in the Finnish National Gallery. This is no. 133
Edit - found out on the internet that he stayed at Oudenarde in Belgium in 1901