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Friday, 19 August 2011
The Arthouse Meath in the Front Window of Scribbler!
MY FRIEND IS GOOD AND UNDERSTANDING TOO AND HELPS ME OUT AND WE HAVE A GOOD LAUGH TOO. THATS THE SORT OF FRIEND I LIKE.
CRASY AS A COCONUT
The Arthouse Meath in Mary Portas's New Shop!
Take a look at what products you can find there!
Here are a couple of images with more pictures to follow soon.
This is one of Mary's first photo's from inside her shop as everyone is unpacking the goods.
On the front table you can just make out the three prints below.
Dog Silkscreen Print by Margaret Mace
Birds Silkscreen Print by Michelle Heath
Teapots silkscreen, by Danny O'Sullivan
Here are a couple of images with more pictures to follow soon.
On the front table you can just make out the three prints below.
Dog Silkscreen Print by Margaret Mace
Birds Silkscreen Print by Michelle Heath
Teapots silkscreen, by Danny O'Sullivan
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
In Our Studio Wk 08/08
Screening off with masking tape.
Marjorie Doherty
Peter Andrews
Lyn Belcher
Michael Gray
Poster colours
screen printing cards
The start of a large city landscape
Transfer sketches -sponge wet and rub off.
2 (group) Abstract Graffiti - slowly building the layers up.
Thursday, 4 August 2011
In Our Studio Wk 01/08
John, Dom, volunteer Vikki, Emma and Michael
Group painting: Building up layers graffiti style working with mark making.
Above: There is an outline of a bike where you can just make out the wheels spokes. On top the patches of white are 50% reduced photocopied images from the their sketchbooks that have image ready pasted on top. Next week this will be washed off leaving the individual sketches poking through. In the centre is Helen's sunflower.
Below: This was an old canvas of stencilled leaves. Instead of painting over the original design it has been left underneath. There is a couple in red who have their arms around each other , however looked in another way the heads could appear to be the eyes to a face.
A Sketch by Lyn that has carbon paper underneath so as to transfer onto the canvas.
The exciting bit - peeling off.
Aircraft: Could these be be put together to become a new design?
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