During my holiday in Cornwall I managed to do a little bit of printing in my caravan when there was a rainy day.
I'm trying out some mono printing techniques for my Hope And Elvis workshops that are coming up.
I really enjoyed it, rain tapping on the roof, cups of tea and 'Murder She Wrote' on the telly.
I noticed that the muted Cornish palette had crept in.
It's funny how your work can change, maybe my holiday mood played a part too.
Lovely, lovely and I can see how much you enjoyed it.xx
ReplyDeleteThanks so much chuck, it was a very happy afternoon! X
DeleteWish I lived on your side of the world so I could come to your workshops. I'm content in reading about them. Love the colours you have used for these.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely thing to say xxx
DeleteWhat a beautiful piece! It definitely has the lovely sea green of Cornwall. This print would make a nice fabric.
ReplyDeleteThanks Val, I always wanted to design for fabrics so you have made my day saying that x
DeleteIt sounds like fun, and the colour palette has inspired me....wouldn't those colours make a glorious crocheted blanket or rug....
ReplyDeletethank you and bestest D xxxx
Thanks chuck, what a lovely compliment x
DeleteDelightful piece. What a lovely afternoon it sounds x
ReplyDeleteSometimes I love a rainy afternoon in me van! X
DeleteBeautiful colours, so soft and restful. xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks ever so Curtise x
Deletelooks like fabric x
ReplyDeleteThanks me dear, the paint is quite thick so it does have a textured surface x
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