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Artwork description:
Roundhay Park is a jewel of municipal greenery on the eastern edge of Leeds. The bandstand and surrounding mature woodland make for a beautiful scene. This was especially the case this autumn, when a prolonged period of fair weather meant the trees retained their leaves far longer than usual. The leaves turned a beautiful combination of russet tones in the surprisingly warm sunshine.
The print is made up of 5 colours. I am a particular fan of the blue/green of the foreground. Almost a raw cyan, the ink I used reacts differently dependent on wether it has the yellow ink beneath it. Where the yellow is present the blue has turned a beautiful green. Where there is no yellow, and only the naked paper is present the true vivid blue is presented to the left of the bandstand.
Materials used:
Printed on 300gsm Canaletto using water based inks
Tags:
#roundhay park #screen print #leedsRoundhay Park (2015)
Screenprint
by James Bywood
26 Artist Reviews
£60 Sold
- Screenprint on Canvas
- From a limited edition of 18
- Size: 33 x 25cm (unframed) / 29 x 21cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Artwork description
Roundhay Park is a jewel of municipal greenery on the eastern edge of Leeds. The bandstand and surrounding mature woodland make for a beautiful scene. This was especially the case this autumn, when a prolonged period of fair weather meant the trees retained their leaves far longer than usual. The leaves turned a beautiful combination of russet tones in the surprisingly warm sunshine.
The print is made up of 5 colours. I am a particular fan of the blue/green of the foreground. Almost a raw cyan, the ink I used reacts differently dependent on wether it has the yellow ink beneath it. Where the yellow is present the blue has turned a beautiful green. Where there is no yellow, and only the naked paper is present the true vivid blue is presented to the left of the bandstand.
Materials used:
Printed on 300gsm Canaletto using water based inks
Tags:
#roundhay park #screen print #leeds
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Artist Reviews (26)
James Bywood
United Kingdom
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*FREE UK SHIPPING THROUGHOUT DECEMBER*I am an artist, printmaker, mentor and teacher. Based in Leeds – West Yorkshire, my interest lies in recreating the British landscape using an expressionistic visual... Read more