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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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Another #contextualstudies piece, inspired by the Monstera design in the @gormanclothing range. I've taken the #repeatpattern I worked on in recent posts, reworked it in @photoshop in project palette colours & masked it into one of Gorman's model pics. I love the way Gorman produce fashion designs in collaboration with artists from their works along with their inspiring ethical practices.
Kora waiting for a small piece of cheese! Lots of treats right now.
Kora recovering from spaying op yesterday. Dopey puppy but doing very well. ❤️❤️
More #repeatpattern play, this one from drawn overlapping shapes. Can work with this. #FIAD @dmuleicester
More #repeatpattern play. And, of course, only now noticed misalignment 🙄. #FIAD @dmuleicester
Housework clobber. Almost like being at the beach. Almost!
Stunning. #REPOST @printsandprintmaking with @get__repost__app “Without your language you become a foreigner, lost in another person’s culture… Everything you do, traditionally or culturally, evolves from a language. When you know the language, you know your culture.” 〰️ Torres Strait Islander artist, Alick Tipoti’s native language is Kala Lagaw Ya of the Maluilgal nation of Zenadh Kes. Through his intricate linocuts, Tipoti translates the words of his ancestral spirits – the Zugubal. As he carves, he thanks the spirits in language for “their guidance and help in visualising the words they have given me”. Kobupa Thoerapiese means preparing for war. The central figure in the work is a Saibai Island warrior holding a striking dancing pose and adorned in the traditional regalia worn for inter-island conflict. 〰️ Alick Tipoti, Kala Lagaw Ya people, ‘Kobupa Thoerapiese (Preparing for war)’ [detail], 1999, linocut, printed in black ink, from one block, Gordon Darling Australasian Print Fund 2002. 〰️ #YearofIndigenousLanguages #IY2019 #ausprints #printmaking #ngaprints #aliktipoti #torresstraitislands #repostw10
#Repost @theoldlockupgallery (@get_repost) ・・・ A fabulous start to our first Open! Many thanks to everyone who joined us for the opening of the show yesterday. The exhibition continues until 22nd June. 39 Artists. 52 pieces of work. . . . . . #theoldlockupgallery #artgallery #art #derbyshire #cromford #artists #painting #ceramics #sculpture #artexhibition #printmaking #collage #photography #drawing #abstractart #textileart #celebratingart