Black and white

I've got plenty in my garden bet you have the tidiest garden for miles. Looks like a view of a window with nets and is gorgeous Seok

Another superb and interesting monoprint Seok.

Superb effect.

for me this is the best yet - superb Seok

I always think weeds are under rated - these are beautiful!

Like this one Seek you've got some lovely textures and patterns in this one I think its my favourite so far .

Smart!!

How absolutely sweet Seok!! I love the colours, the marvellous patterns of weeds and the overall feeling of distant memories. Super work!

This really is exciting stuff Seok!

Lovely painting.

It's so elegant Seok, what a showcase for weeds.

That's a beautiful effect indeed and a joy to look at

Another gorgeous print Seok - I love the colours In this one particularly, and there is a soft mysterious quality to the weeds. By the way - I can send you some ground elder and creeping buttercup if you wish!!

This is really something Seok! They don't look like weeds at all to me, but beautifully arranged silvery twigs against a wintery landscape. Thank you for your comment about the printing inks, I haven't bought any yet but have bought some cheaper fluid acrylics to experiment with. Not much time for experimenting though at the moment! I found the recipe for the gelletin plate and am going to have a go at making one as my Gelli plate is only 6" x 6" and not really big enough.

Love these textures Seok. You could break into the fabrics market with these designs. Great patterns.

Thanks very much, everyone! Lol! Julie, if only those weeds could be so easily transportable, I'd take you up on your offer! They seem to have a very long lifespan everywhere in the garden except on my gelatin plate, where they wilt after a couple of hours!

Lacy, delicate and beautiful. This would make a super fabric design.

Thanks very much, Thea!

This is lovely Seok. Makes me think of a lace curtain and flowering plants at a window.

Thanks very much, Val!

Superb as always. It's such a pleasure discovering all the little details and the subtle colours.

Thanks very much, Avril!