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I am an artist printmaker and studio holder at Leicester Print Workshop. I also have an artist page on their website.

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  • Converse series: Techniques August 13, 2018
  • Test townscape August 1, 2018
  • Antiphony project July 31, 2018
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Getting mucky with #blackink #drawing again. #FIAD @dmuleicester #sketchbook
Not often Monet gets upstaged, but... #REPOST @nationalgalleryaus with @get__repost__app Want some quality time with Monet? We recommend: visiting in the afternoon visiting between 5–7pm on Mondays; or joining a weekend premium session between 9–10am. Monet: #ImpressionSunrise, only until 1 September. Link in bio. . [#ClaudeMonet 'Waterlilies [Nymphéas]' c. 1914–17 Purchased 1979, @nationalgalleryaus] #repostw10
Putting work from last #project onto A1 sheets ready for #assessment. Creating this display of a #criticalstudies piece as one of my two feature projects has probably taken longer than the original work! But easier than digging up the lawn & taking that in 😉. #FIAD @dmuleicester
#REPOST @printsandprintmaking with @get__repost__app National Science Week commences today, so this week we will celebrate all things science (and printmaking of course!). 〰️ Bruce Petty is one of Australia’s most loved cartoonists who has, in the words of Martin Flanagan, "re-invented the world as a vast scribbly machine with interlocking cogs and levers”. Petty’s lithograph ‘Science comic’ reads like a March of Progress, however rather than man slowly evolving from an ape, the comic ends where it begins. In the doodled sequence a blue and green squiggly figure scratching his head is ultimately replaced by a boldly outlined red figure scratching his head. Likewise, in the top section of the work, the question mark – signalling an idea – accumulates in another question mark, albeit a little more complex. 〰️ Bruce Petty, ‘Science Comic’, 1970, lithograph, printed in colour inks, from multiple stones [or plates], Gift of Tony Coleing, 2011. 〰️ #ScienceWeek #BrucePetty #comic #cartoon #prints #printmaking #ausprints #NGAprints #repostw10
Brilliant #book, beautifully written. Definite #reread. @nellfreudenberger #lostandwanted
Kora with her 'licky mat': spread with peanut butter & popped in the freezer for a while. Certainly keeps her occupied for a long time 🙂. Another good #Aldi purchase.
Jeans. Impressive #macro on this phone. #textile #closeup #macrophotography #denim #texture
Love it. #REPOST @printsandprintmaking with @get__repost__app Today is National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, a day for families and communities to celebrate the strengths and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. This year the theme is ‘We Play, We Learn, We Belong’: We play on our land. We learn from our ancestors. We belong with our communities. Here is favourite print of ours by Tiwi artist Fatima Kantilla: ‘This mob going hunting’. Imbued with a wonderful sense of togetherness, the lithograph shows a ute with family members and a tunga basket filled with crabs and mussels in tow. Kantilla, who was a member of the Munupi Arts Association on Melville Island, attended a lithography and etching workshop at the Canberra School of Art in 1991, where she worked with printer Theo Tremblay. 〰️ Fatima Kantilla, Theo Tremblay (printer, lithographic), ‘This mob going hunting’, 1991, lithograph, printed in black ink, from one stone, Purchased 1991. 〰️ #NGAprints #Ausprints #prints #printmaking #lithography #ChildrensDay #FatimaKantilla #repostw10