No Doodlewash again but I did manage to do a Lino Print
I added more details to the bird I showed last time. I've not got the paint/pressure amount right, guess I need more practice.
I've got faces so I'm linking to Friday Face Off
More pages from the Gelli Print Book
The face and hand are cut from a magazine. gem added on the ring.
The cat is a cut out that I did on my cutting machine, my design.
The snail and frog are also a cut out of mine.
The flowers are cut outs. The butterfly I copied from a door hook.
Some of the patterns were made with paper cut outs on the gelli plate.
Photo Challenges
Pull up a Seat, Monday Window, Thursday Doors
all on one photo in some cases.
Looking through the cafe window at the interesting building across the road - Loftus, Yorkshire
The same cafe
On the Pier at Saltburn by the Sea
Beach huts also at Saltburn
Thursday TreeLove - on the beach at Tsoutsouros, Crete
That's it for now, enjoy your week.
Beautiful Lino cut prints ~ wow! ~ thanks,
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Your art work is very enjoyable and i love your photos.
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Your art is stunning. Those first two are excellent. Great photos too. The beach huts are what I think of when I think of a real beach. Thank you for sharing with FFO and have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteLovely art and photos - Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those lino prints. You are a fabulous and gifted artist.
ReplyDeleteWe don't get those colorful beach huts in the states and I always enjoy when someone shares them. Have a wonderful weekend and week.
I love lino prints and these are very fine ones indeed!
ReplyDeleteI am loving those lino fish! And I want to visit that beach in Crete. It looks so lovely, but your beach at Satlburn is so colorful! Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the colorful doors, and I am really impressed with the other samples of your artwork. I love that cat.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your I-Spy gelli prints - there is so much to discover.
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Wonderful artwork collages. The doors are great. Love the photo of the building through the window of the marketplace building. The beach huts are wonderfully vibrant. I like them. Great share and photos. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteLovely art - including the windows photos.
ReplyDeleteI agree, it's a question of pressure with prints. Very hard to get right, it seems to me!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back from your break.
ReplyDeleteI do like your lino prints, and I enjoyed seeing your photographs, especially the colourful beach-huts at Saltburn.
All the best Jan
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Beautiful, as always 🙂. - PR
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