Showing posts with label feathers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feathers. Show all posts
Monday, 1 September 2014
Drawing a Day 122 - Fan Tailed Dove for Cyanotype Test.
Labels:
bird,
birds,
british wildlife,
Dove,
drawing a day 2014,
fan tailed dove,
feathers,
illustration,
indian ink,
ink drawing,
miranda holms,
nature,
sketch,
sketch a day,
sketch book,
watercolour,
windsor and newton
Saturday, 28 June 2014
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Drawing a Day 41 - Late Night Parrots on the Brain With Glorious Gold Parrot Feet Pattern.
Labels:
bird drawing,
blue parrot,
drawing,
drawing a day,
drawing a day 2014,
feathers,
gold feet,
illustration,
miranda holms,
parrot,
parrot drawing,
parrot feet,
pen and ink,
sketch,
sketch a day,
sketch book
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Printing green and brown Wee Bird colourways
Went down to Rye for my Mum's birthday weekend. Had a lot of fun stomping around on chilly beaches picking up lots of Flotsam and Jetsam. Gave myself a rash picking up one particularly funky piece next to the nuclear power station. Will update with few pics once I can get my photo's back. Had to borrow a camera after my phone came to a creaking data halt complaining about having to store my 5,200 photos.
Back to Studio on Monday. Screens had been put away for me which was super helpful, but had unfortunately been paint bombed at some point during the weekend with massive gold splodges all over one of them. That's one way to remember to never leave your screen out. Wasted 2 hours blasting the gold off and re exposing only to find couple of long scratches across the mesh too. Don't know what had happened while I was away but my screen has been through the wars. Real bugger as it was my nice new screen that got hit not my pigeon shadowing one.
Green Wee bird body down. Got a bit carried away with the green and didn't leave many sheets for Brown Wee bird - bit of a shame as the brown came out better than I'd thought it would.
Black layer down, slightly fiddly registration but all came good in the end.
Finito!
Back to Studio on Monday. Screens had been put away for me which was super helpful, but had unfortunately been paint bombed at some point during the weekend with massive gold splodges all over one of them. That's one way to remember to never leave your screen out. Wasted 2 hours blasting the gold off and re exposing only to find couple of long scratches across the mesh too. Don't know what had happened while I was away but my screen has been through the wars. Real bugger as it was my nice new screen that got hit not my pigeon shadowing one.
Green Wee bird body down. Got a bit carried away with the green and didn't leave many sheets for Brown Wee bird - bit of a shame as the brown came out better than I'd thought it would.
Black layer down, slightly fiddly registration but all came good in the end.
Finito!
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Introducing Wee Bird. He lives in a circle.
Tomorrow planning to print wee bird. He's pretty amazing. In the interest of 'freeing the line' I have given him one massive franken foot.
Going to cut down my long off cut strips into squares and do some wee bird mini prints. Wondering if it's possible to print two colour ways next to each other at once - If you kept the pace up... something to find out about.
Few screen grabs from tonights desicision making below. And now I am going to bed before 2 in the morning. Genius. I'm ignoring the fact it's still 00:58am...
Going to cut down my long off cut strips into squares and do some wee bird mini prints. Wondering if it's possible to print two colour ways next to each other at once - If you kept the pace up... something to find out about.
Few screen grabs from tonights desicision making below. And now I am going to bed before 2 in the morning. Genius. I'm ignoring the fact it's still 00:58am...
Sunday, 17 November 2013
Final Pigeon Prints. Marbled & Blended Backgrounds.
Labels:
4 colour,
A3,
bird,
bird drawing,
blue,
British,
colour blend,
England,
feathers,
illustration,
line drawing,
London,
miranda holms,
pigeon,
printmaker,
Printmaking,
screen print,
screen printing
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