"One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries." A.A.Milne
Here’s some more new experiments with rust, wax, tea and ink. I’m enjoying not feeling constrained by paper size and shape. Whether these eventually end up as mounted and framed work is beside the point. I’m learning more about the way these materials behave with every mark I make.
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Two new works that grew out of my experiments with monotype. This time I have used rusted paper, combining accidental and deliberative marks.
Today I explored some monotypes. I’m not sure where I’ll take them, but I feel they have promise.
I’ve been playing with making some small three dimensional forms. This first one is quite organic.
While this one is rather more colourful.
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About one third of my tiles coated with encaustic medium, a blank canvas for an image.
A taste of a modular work, unfinished. Polymer intaglio print, monotype, encaustic medium. How to develop this further?
This is printed on10 tiles, each 100 x100mm. the tiles can be arranged any way you want, as above, or like this.
The tiles are coated with encaustic medium.
BOX OF BIRDS 