A page from my sketchbook today; encaustic worked on
handmade paper and then added to the sketchbook. There is a happy accident in
the top right hand corner, after I had a nasty happening with discharge paste,
which I mentioned previously, and had to repair this page by adding a scrap of
material. I then discovered that by writing on tissue and then adding a layer of
wax the writing looked as if it was on the material. I must come back to that
idea.
I don’t know what your views are about Pin Interest, I know
some people have really strong views against the use of their images on the
site. I have not looked at it much until recently. I must say I was amazed at
how many of my images have been pinned, of which I had no knowledge and not a
comment made by the ‘pinner’.
The point is that I want to make a special mention of Eva Lundberg who had the grace to email me and
say that she liked my work and asked for my agreement for her to pin it. I was
most impressed and have enjoyed looking at her pin board.
Dionne Swift, UK textile artist, is asking for anyone who
has purchased a piece of her work to send her a photo of it in situ and she is
putting them up on her site here. If you have not seen her work you may like to
take a look.
Thank you to new followers and especially to those I have not been able to get back to.
I love that piece in your sketchbook. I have now experience of encaustic but it looks very interesting. Jayne x
ReplyDeletecheers to happy accidents and this lovely piece!
ReplyDeleteas far as i'm concerned, pinterest is free advertising and it is absolutely welcomed. when i find my work has been pinned, it's always a pleasant surprise.
It's only free advertising if you get a credit, I think - I find Pinterest too mind boggling as it can suck you in ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely prints below - I can't wait to restart my pritmaking class next month - it's been a 2 yr wait for it to come back!
Just love your workxx
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