Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Lets Talk Stalls, Jewellery, Fabric and Exhibitions!!

Hello there!

I'm very sorry I haven't been very up to date with my artistic doings over the summer but I've been VERY busy. Some pretty amazing things have happened to me since finishing my Foundation in Art and Design. I've since been part of many stale festival for Vintage and Craft specialist buildings such as The Nichols Building, Sheffield.
I've since also been very involved in designing and crafting my own successful line of Ceramic Jewellery where I aimed to give new life and purpose to broken ceramic pieces I'd collected whilst beach combing in Sunny Cornwall.



I've also been busy designing my own fabric in America!  

My most recent large scale paper cut Framed Antler ' Flora and Fauna' are also currently on display in Corterie Gallery, Sheffield from the 1st October to the 31st.



For those interested in seeing my work in person I have provide a link below with all the information you'd need such as the address and opening times.

http://www.coteriegallery.co.uk/

Hope to see you there!

Sincerely

Alex

Friday, 3 May 2013

One Tone Etching Print - Purple


One Tone Etching


Two Tone Etching Print


Stitch Illustration - Fox




Ghost printing on Celll-O-Tape layered with Texture Paper.


The Combination of Fauna with Flora

Here I aimed to fill in the silhouette of the Deer and Antlers, I wanted to bring in the Floral patter I developed with fine liner.

Collage - Playing with positive and Negative


Collage and Fine Line observation of a Green Shield Beetle

 

Experimenting with Ghost Printing on Cell-O-Tape.


Observational Collage

Probably the most morbid work I've every produced, as the design was taken from observation of a 'presumed' deceased mouse laying on the water bank that cuts through my local Park. In this piece, I just utilises collage (scrap bits) from my primary made imagery to create this form.

Ink and Gel Liners Sketch


Fine Line Observational Drawings of Fauna Found at Wentworth Garden Centre


'Pattern in Fauna' Felt Tip

This is a small observational piece to which is focused on the simplistic pattern I could see from textures on animals skin, using felt tips and primary colours.

Birds Drawn from Observation aided by Home Made Feather Quil


Drawing with electric TAPE!


FMP - Positive VS Negative Board using Collage


FMP - Oil pastel and Ink Research