I recall watching the scribing tool dance over the copper and zinc plates, I stood watching, mesmerised, the path it took was not continual or repetitive, this was curious indeed, further more it was the sound created whilst mark making which was very intriguing!
Great blog! This is such an interesting way of making a print - the marks produced are intricate, often unexpected, sometimes jerky and off-kilter, but all made by one tool, one machine. It's such an interesting project and so good to see such lively new work evolving. Can't wait to see how it progresses and the resulting exhibitions.
I recall watching the scribing tool dance over the copper and zinc plates, I stood watching, mesmerised, the path it took was not continual or repetitive, this was curious indeed, further more it was the sound created whilst mark making which was very intriguing!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! This is such an interesting way of making a print - the marks produced are intricate, often unexpected, sometimes jerky and off-kilter, but all made by one tool, one machine. It's such an interesting project and so good to see such lively new work evolving. Can't wait to see how it progresses and the resulting exhibitions.
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