‘wanting more’ etching
DESCRIPTIONA black and white etching of a tower of washing up and a dragon protecting it. Printed on thick Somerset acid free paper.
DETAILStitled: wanting more
etching from a copper plate.
the image is 29 x 40 cm.
this print is number 11 in an edition of 50.
printed on Somerset acid free paper.
TRIVIAI started off as a gigantic tower of washing up. Inhabited by a substantial family of mice.Mice has a tenency to creep into the prints that have a lot of details in them already. If there is a lot going on then you can always include a mouse or two.
The dragon was incorporated afterwards. At first I saw him as the protector of the tower. But after a while, working on the etching plate in the printworkshop, I realised that it was his treasure. Some dragons collect gold and precious gems, others go for dirty plates, cups and cutlery.
DESCRIPTIONA black and white etching of a tower of washing up and a dragon protecting it. Printed on thick Somerset acid free paper.
DETAILStitled: wanting more
etching from a copper plate.
the image is 29 x 40 cm.
this print is number 11 in an edition of 50.
printed on Somerset acid free paper.
TRIVIAI started off as a gigantic tower of washing up. Inhabited by a substantial family of mice.Mice has a tenency to creep into the prints that have a lot of details in them already. If there is a lot going on then you can always include a mouse or two.
The dragon was incorporated afterwards. At first I saw him as the protector of the tower. But after a while, working on the etching plate in the printworkshop, I realised that it was his treasure. Some dragons collect gold and precious gems, others go for dirty plates, cups and cutlery.
DESCRIPTIONA black and white etching of a tower of washing up and a dragon protecting it. Printed on thick Somerset acid free paper.
DETAILStitled: wanting more
etching from a copper plate.
the image is 29 x 40 cm.
this print is number 11 in an edition of 50.
printed on Somerset acid free paper.
TRIVIAI started off as a gigantic tower of washing up. Inhabited by a substantial family of mice.Mice has a tenency to creep into the prints that have a lot of details in them already. If there is a lot going on then you can always include a mouse or two.
The dragon was incorporated afterwards. At first I saw him as the protector of the tower. But after a while, working on the etching plate in the printworkshop, I realised that it was his treasure. Some dragons collect gold and precious gems, others go for dirty plates, cups and cutlery.