Artist - Jenny Freestone
"Vessel" Drypoint Etching
18" x 24"
http://washingtonprintmakers.com/jenny-freestone/#vessel-recycle
Jenny Freestone works with drypoint, lithography, etching, direct gravure, and photogravure. Her works are usually from photographs, then choosing which medium will best fit the message. Natural forms are her main focus, usually relating it to architecture, allowing her pieces to portray the connection between man and nature.
I chose this piece to emphasize the use line. The bird's nest is formed through the lines she creates. There is a great range of value throughout this work of art, emphasizing the dark's and light's. It is incredible how a simple thing in nature becomes an intricate composition for an artist.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
#4 Linocut/ Linoleum Cut
Artist - unknown
"South Shore" - Linocut
7.25" x 9.75"
http://www.sim-publishing.com/savary2.htm
I used this piece for balance. This is an asymmetrical piece and I enjoy the use of positive and negative space. The amount of negative space used makes it look heavier on the right side, giving a lot of contrast. The visual of the diagonal line draws my eyes right through the middle of it, forcing my eyes to move around the piece.
"South Shore" - Linocut
7.25" x 9.75"
http://www.sim-publishing.com/savary2.htm
I used this piece for balance. This is an asymmetrical piece and I enjoy the use of positive and negative space. The amount of negative space used makes it look heavier on the right side, giving a lot of contrast. The visual of the diagonal line draws my eyes right through the middle of it, forcing my eyes to move around the piece.
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