Original artwork description:

This monoprint study is loosely based on an image I saw of Kylie Minogue. I created several sketches before transforming into a print.

During this time I was experimenting and playing with monoprints, originally drawing the images on paper as a sketch then redrawing onto printing paper via blue printing ink on a metal plate.
This allowed the image to be transferred, simplifying into a more illustrative form in its rendering, observing the flattening of space, investigating the way old Japanese woodcut prints flattened space. The drawing has been produced on handmade textured paper.

Materials used:

Printing ink on handmade paper

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#archival prints #study #monoprint #observation #prints of #kylie minogue #adamgrose #flattenedspace #blueink 

Study (K.M.) (2001)

Monoprint 
by Adam Grose MA RWAAN

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This monoprint study is loosely based on an image I saw of Kylie Minogue. I created several sketches before transforming into a print.

During this time I was experimenting and playing with monoprints, originally drawing the images on paper as a sketch then redrawing onto printing paper via blue printing ink on a metal plate.
This allowed the image to be transferred, simplifying into a more illustrative form in its rendering, observing the flattening of space, investigating the way old Japanese woodcut prints flattened space. The drawing has been produced on handmade textured paper.

Materials used:

Printing ink on handmade paper

Tags:
#archival prints #study #monoprint #observation #prints of #kylie minogue #adamgrose #flattenedspace #blueink 
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My work currently explores fragility through layering and entropy. It responds to history, memory, the landscape and the human condition. These semi-abstract glimpses are drawn from observation when... Read more

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