Church Cottage, Basingstoke

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What an imaginative use of Linocut printing Amanda, it's worked beautifully!

Posted by Christine Davies on Sun 20 Sep 21:23:00

I'm not sure Amanda, but I am sure that this is damn good, really interesting, well thought out and a little gem.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Sun 20 Sep 21:33:22

A work of art Amanda I would say

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Sun 20 Sep 21:34:46

Well, thank you, Christine and Alan! This is a definite contender for The Basingstoke Project :-)

Posted by Amanda Bates on Sun 20 Sep 21:35:07

And thank you to you, too, Dennis :-)

Posted by Amanda Bates on Sun 20 Sep 21:36:43

A lovely piece of work Amanda - very imaginative and well thought out.

Posted by Julie Bosley on Mon 21 Sep 06:57:33

Excellent use of materials Amanda and well thought out.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 21 Sep 11:18:57

Innovative and great choice of colours Amanda

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Mon 21 Sep 11:51:18

I guess you could call it a "printing" Amanda. It's very striking with lots of interest.

Posted by Frank Bingley on Mon 21 Sep 12:06:10

Really interesting textures, beautiful brick pattern.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Mon 21 Sep 12:57:41

I love it, superb and dramatic

Posted by Ruthy flet on Tue 22 Sep 07:33:54

Hang on Studio Wall

20/09/2015

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Two 7x7cm squares of lino cut to represent brick patterns, 5 colours of water miscible oil based ink, and a painting knife! Is it a print or a painting or something in between? A3 paper.

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Amanda Bates

Based in north Hampshire.

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