Print - ink

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Great. Love the simplicity of the figure. Very striking.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Sat 13 Jun 14:16:27

Love this Gudrun. Quite a complex process but well worth it.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sat 13 Jun 14:32:28

That’s the paper I use for my printing also Gudrun, it’s top class. Yes, a really competent print, I also like the uncluttered simplicity of it.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Sat 13 Jun 14:50:45

Clever stuff.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Sat 13 Jun 16:33:43

Thank you all for your appreciation and taking the time to comment.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sat 13 Jun 16:48:33

This one really stands out, very arresting, Gudrun

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sun 14 Jun 03:43:49

Thank you Thalia.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sun 14 Jun 10:28:49

Just loving your prints, Gudrun. The composition and elegant lines are beautiful.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 14 Jun 11:52:30

Thank you for your kind comments and appreciation Seok Yam

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sun 14 Jun 12:44:06

Love all forms of printing. The blue/black combination in this is striking.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Sun 14 Jun 13:18:07

Thank you Jenny. I look forward to doing some more. It's quite addictive.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Tue 16 Jun 06:09:42

Super image Gudrun.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Wed 17 Jun 17:17:26

Thank you Carole.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Thu 18 Jun 06:52:49

Hang on Studio Wall

13/06/2020

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Another photo archive inspiration starting off drawing freehand on the lino with white chalk to keep what I call subliminal fluidity, and then I cut. On archival 25x35cm rosapina paper with equally archival ink. I use a glass paperweight to press as a brayer! I have another two lined up for this quartet of prints.

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Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley

"The good painter has to paint two principal things, that is to say, man and the intention of his mind. The first is easy and the second difficult, because the latter has to be represented through gestures and movements of the limbs." (MK388) From: Leonardo da Vinci: The Graphic Work, p16, J…

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