Lino Printing.

A few weeks ago, I was packing up my house/room to move and came across a few spare pieces of lino which had never been cut. I put these to good use and made a bunch of prints, some leaf prints which are about the size of a standard bookmark, and some hannya mask prints which are roughly A5. Each print varies and has something different and unique about it, this is because each piece is hand printed (not printed using a press). I will be finishing the bookmarks in the coming weeks by making them double sided (red and black). These will be available later this week from my etsy here!

Bookmark linocut.

Bookmark prints before cutting.

Hannya mask A5 prints.

Dancing At Angles.

I recently got commissioned to make a double-sided flyer for a new monthly event which will be happening in Norwich. The event is called Dancing at Angles and will be held at The Birdcage (23 Pottergate, Norwich) on the 1st August. There are three bands playing this first event,  Thieving Icons, Edenites, and Reno Dakota. 

The flyer I have designed will be going to print this week, make sure you grab yourself one to get £1 off entry on the door! 

Flyers will be handed out around Norwich in the next few weeks.

End of year exhibition.

I finished college last week and had my final exhibition for the two years I was there. I made two large skull drawings (4x A1), these drawings were done using watercolour paint, acrylic paint, oil pastels, watercolour pencils, coloured pen, ink, acrylic ink, and chalk. I also bound my own book of etchings, pressed leaves (laminates) and carbon paper drawings. I did this using the Japanese stab binding technique. I got a merit for my exhibition and have finally got the grades I need to get into uni! Illustration degree here I come! 

Fisheye photograph of my full exhibition space.

Painting.

It's been a long time since I sat down and made a proper painting. This is a vase of roses, painted in acrylic on canvas board. Hoping to get this done in the week. Will be for sake on my etsy page when it's completed!