I thought I'd share the progress of my artichokes lino print...
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First plate cut |
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Plate for second colour being cut |
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First and second colour plates inked up for a test print |
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test print - not sure about the colours |
I've run off a test print from these first two plates just to check the overall balance and registration. The only requirement was that one was a darker shade than the other and the colours I've used here this test were just what I happened to have on the ink slab at the time. These greens are a little more muted than I had planned for this piece (see the original sketch in previous post) but now this slightly seventies palette feels just right. I'll have to lighten it up a bit though because there is a nice splash of purple to come too, what do you think?
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ReplyDeletethis is a super print :) yeah a hint of purple will work very well i think x
ReplyDeleteI'd like a little more contrast between the 2 greens, and a hint of purple will be fab!
ReplyDeletei really really must get the purple plate cut tonight! thanks for dropping by and letting me know what you think:)
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