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This collagraph monotype print is based on views seen on Exmoor a few months back, captured through a combination of sketches and memory, wanting to create an image that plays with contrasts of bright sky and sombre moorland.

The image has been created through applying layers of torn paper, shaped into forms to create the hill, layering a variety of sombre colours to form the image. The blue sky has been created by lightly applying pressure onto the paper with the fingers, giving an effect of clouds in the sky.

Materials used:

Watercolour Ink on Postcard.

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#colour #memory #monotype #inks #collagraph #exploring #printing #small works #collagraphic #adamgrose #monotype printing #collagraphy 

The Hill (2017) Collagraphs
by Adam Grose MA RWAAN

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This collagraph monotype print is based on views seen on Exmoor a few months back, captured through a combination of sketches and memory, wanting to create an image that plays with contrasts of bright sky and sombre moorland.

The image has been created through applying layers of torn paper, shaped into forms to create the hill, layering a variety of sombre colours to form the image. The blue sky has been created by lightly applying pressure onto the paper with the fingers, giving an effect of clouds in the sky.

Materials used:

Watercolour Ink on Postcard.

Tags:
#colour #memory #monotype #inks #collagraph #exploring #printing #small works #collagraphic #adamgrose #monotype printing #collagraphy 
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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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