Drystone wall theme today

This morning I focused on cutting more of the linocut of a drystone wall and then using it to produce my third trial piece.

Linocut as finished on trial piece two on Tuesday
Reduced borders between the stones and also less border around cut
Cut with ink cleaned off
Compare back to yesterdays post and previous print

I am please with the development and pleasantly surprised that I had the patience after realising yesterday that it really was too complex for your fifth ever design – I might learn one day!

Their afternoon my focus turned to drawing on another hexagonal box and I decided to stick with the drystone wall theme and share seven local walls. I then added a darker sky in all with Arteza markers. my next task is to add colour to the scenes using Posca markers. I will start this today and continue on Friday.

A productive studio day.

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