by Sally | Nov 17, 2018 | Blog
I was reaserching artists brushes when I came across teh work of Lorna Crane. She is an Autralian artist whe creates brushes from the things she finds whilst walking. When used the brushes create a range of marks, depending on the materials she has used. I am...
by Sally | Nov 12, 2018 | Blog
Although Caroline had said we just need to make a final outcome, I felt the need to pull the project together both as a reflective, evaluative process, and as a cumulative one. Although I am aware I am in an endless journey I dont like unfinished business. Looking...
by Sally | Nov 9, 2018 | Blog
After a very useful meeting with Susan it’s clear that I am coming to the culmination of this project. My default panic button is saying “do more, do more!” THAT is my comfort zone, work is my escape, my identity, my existence, if I’m making I...
by Sally | Nov 1, 2018 | Blog
Whilst I await any feedback on my Pecha Kucha and before I start the next project I wanted to spend some time in the studio exploring a couple of techniques thatI hope will enable me to create printing plates that would express the looseness of the inky drawings I...
by Sally | Oct 12, 2018 | Blog
It was great to be asked to take part in the second Ruta de Arte in Frigiliana, organised by the amazing artist Maribel Martin and her husband artist and musician Brendon Taylor. I had no way of checking out the venue I was allocated before hand so was delighted when...
by Sally | Sep 15, 2018 | Blog
Just taken down my work at Norwich Print Fair. It’s been quite a busy two weeks. This was my tenth year and after a couple of year lack lustre responses from visitors this year has been explosive! I sold 14 of my new monoprints ranging in size from 12c m up to...
