After leaving Art College with a Degree in Fine Art Sculpture, Gill worked for many years as a freelance scenic artist, making props and painting scenery for theatre, film and television. She has been printmaking for the last 15 years, and has tried most techniques. She is currently interested in lino-cut, especially jig-saw lino and caustic lino, with off shoots into collage, cyanotype and book-making. She would describe her work as multi-disciplinarary.
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There’s lots of new work being developed by David. Posted @withregram • @dcrosby_art Nosferatu after Murnau - quick Lino cut cut and printed for @sophie.artemis art group meeting up on Zoom.
If you get the @ochreprint newsletter “Coffee Break” you may have read my brief article about Murnau. Expect I’ll redo this one perhaps in black and grey.
Second photo shows my home printing kit. All really good for proofing which is my main aim while in Lockdown. But most impressed with the little speedball roller. No roller marks, easy to clean as roller can be removed/replaced and the colour makes any ink left on it stand out.
Another impressive video drawing by Emma Tabor. Currently on view with other works at www.othonawestdorset.org.uk/wide-open-daw-dorset-art-weeks-exhibition-goes-online
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