27/08/2018
week8
notes for artists relevant to my work
https://www.drawcutinkpress.com/top-linocut-artists-to-follow/
Carlos Palomares is a Mexican artist who i think is doing some lovely work. At the time I write this he only has 212 followers on Instagram, but I think his work deserves a lot more attention. His lino prints have a fantastic ‘mexican’ look and feel that seems to be combined with a person who has an appreciation of the work of artists like Matisse. He seems to have a couple of styles he enjoys, and they are both really enjoyable to see. Knock back a couple of Tequilas and his work gets even better!
John is smashing it, I love his style. His linoprints are full of references to mountains, alpine trees and pick-axe wielding, pipe smoking miners. His style is similar to a few of the North American artists I’ve mentioned in this article, but at the same time completely unique. It still refers to the great outdoors and frontiers folk that pushed the boundaries out west looking for gold but his character style is completely his own and very unique. What I like the most is his subtle use of muted colour tones, the way that his lines all follow contours of the surface they describe and also the way that John has started to print on top of maps – amazing!
now to find mono print artists
https://www.artsy.net/gene/monotype-slash-monoprint
screen shot from this link........
FOUND ONE THAT CAPTURES MY EYE!!
Isabelle Grobler
http://www.sulger-buel-lovell.com/artists/isabelle-grobler/
link to her info.
http://artitis.co.za/art/prints/monoprinting/
link to Artitis .....a art page
28/08/2018
http://artitis.co.za/artists/setlamorago-mashilo/
LINK to his work on artitis
IMFORMATION FROM THIS PAGE.....
http://pinholeday.org/gallery/2015/index.php?searchStr=&id=3291&getid=+go+&page=
Nancy Breslin, "Self-Portrait, London"
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Washington, District of Columbia, United States

"This was taken in my hotel room in London, on the morning of WPPD. I'm having breakfast (tea and a croissant) and this image is part of my 10+ year series "Squaremeals: A Pinhole Diary of Eating Out.""
"Zero 2000 camera and T-Max 400 film (which has some fogging from mistaken placement in checked baggage - there are ghost Kodaks, thankfully hard to see at this resolution)."
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