Tree by Wastwater by Helen Hanson
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The first of a set of three Wastwater images the day after a quite serious autumn flood. The weather changed dramatically and sunshine appeared, lighting up the screes. I worked in ink and dry coloured pencil as usual, building up the foreground and fitting the striking rock formations in wherever they were visible. I used mostly Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils for this series, with a few touches of Tombow Irojiten Fluorescents to add sparkle.
About the Artist
Helen Hanson
Helen Hanson taught Languages before becoming a professional printmaker. She exhibited with Greenwich Printmakers for 23 years and was a founder member of South Bank Printmakers, with landscape etchings in galleries throughout the UK. She is a former Council Member of the Society of Women Artists,…
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