Travel loving Scot with an eclectic creative professional background. I love being busy in my studio, based in Fife, with commissions and artwork for my clients. I'm also getting to grips with running this redroadstudio blog, Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook page - deep breath!!
Showing posts with label bones of the land. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bones of the land. Show all posts
15 May 2016
New Collagraph Work
The collagraph workshop at Dunfermline Printmakers turned out to be a great two days of new work, new techniques and new developments - still to get my work back as it needs to be dried flat under some pressure so looking forward to seeing them.
29 April 2016
Collagraph Workshop Dunfermline
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| red road studio tries out printmaking techniques |
2 February 2016
'Bones of the Land' Masterclass Day 2 : Gesso
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| Ink vs Gesso |
31 January 2016
'Bones of the Land' Masterclass Day 2
Kate's full of life, encouragement and support! Now working with big sweeps of line and more brush work with Chinese ink. Great stuff for a girl who's best friend is a 0.25 fine liner pen LOL! Gesso demo later .....
29 January 2016
'Bones of the Land' Drawing Masterclass continues
So the 'Bones of the Land' masterclass on to developing some sketching and drawing after venturing outside on a cold but dry winter's day for inspiration. Enjoying working with black Chinese ink and brushes, being mindful of my marks. Tried to choose a subject that I wouldn't normally go for.
27 January 2016
Day 1 : 'Bones of the Land' Workshop
Part of the first day was taking a train ride to Perth with the intention of creating a small blind acetate sketch and speed sketching with a larger piece of acetate & black permanent pen capturing lines and textures, details. A wee stop off at Perth station and was delighted to see a wonderful sky roof that emulated the rhythm of the workshop.
25 January 2016
'Bones of the Land' Workshop Ladybank
So pleased that I went to the 2 day advanced drawing masterclass workshop with the wonderful artist Kate Downie. 'Bones of the Land' allowed us to develop printmaking, mark-making and drawing approaches in response to the surrounding Scottish countryside in winter. Been a long time since I've developed work in a sketchbook and I attended with a bit of trepidation but I was so pleased I did go! The whole point was to take me out of my comfort zone and for me to work with new materials and techniques. I'll be posting pics over the next few days.
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