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Artwork description:
These two prints - "Hillside Abode" and "What Lies Beneath" are available for sale, separately for €150, or as a matching pair of prints for €240 (a saving of €60 on the pair).
"Hillside Abode" and "What Lies Beneath"came about when I started experimenting within my printmaking with photocopy toner and its use with photopolymer intaglio plates. I mixed the very dense photocopy toner with acrylic fluid mediums and painted onto perspex sheets. As the mixture dried, it create the most amazing textures and patterns. I later cropped the results into interesting shapes and created photopolymer intaglio plates. I know! All very technical!
However, it was fun to create and pick out interesting views.
These two images were inked up in three colours - Paynes Grey, Raw Umber and Yellow Ochre, and printed onto dampened Fabriano paper.
Each print is on a separate sheet of paper.
If you only wish to purchase one of these prints, see separate listings for the individual prints.
Materials used:
Photocopy toner, Photopolymer Intaglio Plate, Ink, Paper, Etching Press
Tags:
#matching prints #landscape #etching #photopolymer #intaglio #pair of prints #vertical formatVertical Pair of Prints - "Hillside Abode" and "What Lies Beneath" (2013)
Etching / Engraving
by Aidan Flanagan Irish Landscapes
94 Artist Reviews
£200.73
- Etching / Engraving on Paper
- From a limited edition of 25
- Size: 19 x 50 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 10 x 40cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Artwork description
These two prints - "Hillside Abode" and "What Lies Beneath" are available for sale, separately for €150, or as a matching pair of prints for €240 (a saving of €60 on the pair).
"Hillside Abode" and "What Lies Beneath"came about when I started experimenting within my printmaking with photocopy toner and its use with photopolymer intaglio plates. I mixed the very dense photocopy toner with acrylic fluid mediums and painted onto perspex sheets. As the mixture dried, it create the most amazing textures and patterns. I later cropped the results into interesting shapes and created photopolymer intaglio plates. I know! All very technical!
However, it was fun to create and pick out interesting views.
These two images were inked up in three colours - Paynes Grey, Raw Umber and Yellow Ochre, and printed onto dampened Fabriano paper.
Each print is on a separate sheet of paper.
If you only wish to purchase one of these prints, see separate listings for the individual prints.
Materials used:
Photocopy toner, Photopolymer Intaglio Plate, Ink, Paper, Etching Press
Tags:
#matching prints #landscape #etching #photopolymer #intaglio #pair of prints #vertical format
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