Can I create an animation through printmaking? A residency at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery is starting me off on this. Their exhibition ‘Crafty Animators’ show artists working in some beautiful ways with the medium.
As can happen, I ‘the customer’ am often wrong about things here, so I welcome correction if I have got the wrong end of this. I was looking at my different translation software last night and then asking around in […]
Having said that- my first blog was on the 9th– it’s now the 15thFebruary! Time just slips away and before you know it a whole week has gone by and the blog still awaits its next post! So, I think […]
More photographs from Cill Rialaig, October/November 2009 courtesy of Linda Davies. Don and his outdoor copper sulphate etch. Group crits. in the evenings
I’m trying not to get discouraged with my very slow progress in making an animation. Not so much slow in the literal sense of making stuff. More, in my slow progress of understanding how to do it. I figured that […]
Several questions have arisen within my practice that require exploration. The first of these is: ‘How can I enhance the visual experience of the viewer?’ I am going to explore further the layering of different halftone shapes and frequencies of […]
I’ve enjoyed chatting to the visitors coming into the Thelma Hulbert Gallery. Finding out what they get up to.. I’ve met a research scientist, students from secondary school in Lyme, a jigsaw-maker…
This painting has had a number of ‘lives’ Life One was an abstract surface and line ‘Yes but what is it about?’ Life Two ‘Yes but I Still don’t Understand’ I enjoy the sensuality of paint. It ought not to […]
