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June 16, 2006

Things I Like to Do

angels.jpg

After a conversation with Mav at port2port today it dawned on me how much I don't include on my blog. I know its impossible to cover everything but some things most definitely should be making an appearance, like my love of printmaking.

Its been well over a year since I went to the workshop and did any kind of printing and I just don't have the facility at home to do it. A lot of my prints I have given away as presents or sold or they have been framed (like those above) which makes it difficult for me to photograph decently. But I thought I would give it a go and every now and then I am going to post about my prints, even if they are old and maybe it will spur me on to do more. It will also start giving you a wider picture of who I am and what inspires me. There are other things that I am interested in too, but for now I will leave it with the good old printing.

The above image is two separate screenprints. They are both angels. The one on the left is called 'Fallen' and the one on the right is called 'Guardian'. I printed an edition of 6 of each of these and I only have a couple left now. Apologies for poor quality of the image, these are both framed so there is a lot of reflection and the illustrated text is a bit blurry. I need to work out a formula for photographing them.

My prints always cover subjects that mean a lot to me or something that has inspired me in some way. This makes them very personal to me.

Posted by Maxine at 06:51 PM | Comments (5)

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The fallen angel one is really scarry and intense. How wonderful to envoke such feelings through a picture. Your really talented.

Posted by: weirdbunny | June 16, 2006 09:38 PM

Those are amazing Maxine - go on, show us some more.

Posted by: Ali | June 16, 2006 10:05 PM

These are so lovely Maxine. You are a multitalented lady :-)

I have answered your applique question in my comments.

Posted by: donna | June 18, 2006 07:01 PM

I love printmaking, and I wish I had more experience.

Your pieces are wonderful.

Posted by: capello | June 19, 2006 02:40 AM

They're fantastic. They really convey a strong sense of emotion. I do hope you do some more.

Posted by: Megan | June 19, 2006 12:01 PM

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