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| Drypoint 42 X 30cm |
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| Drypoint 42 X 30cm |
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| Drypoint 42 X 30cm |
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| Drypoint 42 X 30cm |
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| Drypoint 42 X 30cm |
I have now experimented with dry points, which is an alternative
to mono-prints; I like this because it was more controlled than the mono-
prints. You can really plan the marks you make and vary the shade
that the colour by the amount that you clean your plate and the times that
you repeat it. I chose to develop images from the first stages of my
sketchbook. They are drawings of natural forms such as leaves. I have tested
out creating different tones in the plate by cutting into it with different
depths. I think that this method could be used to enhance other prints and also
by itself. I also printed the pack of the plates because I find the accidental
patterns that they make really interesting and repeating them next to each
other is really nice.
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