Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts

Monday, 13 June 2016

Small Etching

I've tried another mock up of the book using a scan of the tonal painting
 I've also tried the last section of the drawing as an etching and I think it’s OK.
I have a plate that’s 42 x 15 cm. On Friday I’m going to go for it! I can always go to Plan B (or should that be D for digital?) if it doesn’t work.

Thursday, 9 June 2016

New Ideas

I’ve started playing with ideas for a new book.

I started by thinking about simple folds, considering cloisters and frescos (and I will return to this later)
I’m not sure why, but this structure got me thinking about the work of Patrick Hughes. I wondered if I could translate the idea of playing with perspective and making the images appear to move at a smaller scale in book form.  

I tried a mock up and it seems to work
I’ve developed the drawing and done a tonal study at the right size.
I’m not sure if I want to work it up as painting and digitally print the image or if I want to etch it. The next step is to try etching a section before I make up my mind.