Out of the Trees by Hazel Morley
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Mainly reused materials although there is acrylic and also glue which I am looking into more sustainable alternatives to. Papers were saved from waste after printmaking. Canvas was reused. Fabric scraps. Sequins from old items. End of tin furniture paint. Tissue paper from packaging. Not traditional but highlighting the need to reuse, waste less and avoid throwing old paint down the drain where it ends up in the rivers and sea.
About the Artist
Hazel Morley
I have training in illustration which leads me to use techniques from that in my art, but enjoy experimenting and using a range if subjects, styles and mediums. I don't want to limit myself or box myself in by only developing one style. I often choose to depict animals, plants and landscapes, as a…
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