I coloured some more lutradur and printed it with the coral linocut. Not the best of jobs on a hot day as you heat transfer the papers onto the lutradur and for some reason I get much better colour with my iron than with the heat press. I also made another coral variation - and yep it's for sale! Plus I photographed a whole lot of them together and it is very tempting to make a really big piece like this- I like how they look together. I have to think of a Syrian themed pattern that I can make into a linocut and then I can use it for my exhibition in Munich next year- it certainly has that jewel/rich quality about it- souq impressions?
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I'm enjoying seeing your coral variations - such gorgeous colours and textures - and so much work - you must have been soooooo industrious!!!!
all the best
Celia
Those corals look wonderful!
Dijanne,
I am trying to locate you book 72 ways to quilt withoout stippling but cannot locate it anywhere. Do you still sell it yourself? I would need it in English. Please contact me at craigeann@yahoo.com.
Thank you
Ann C.
I so love your variations here. What wonderful visual appeal they have, particularly texturally. You are very skilled at your craft and your work is lovely.
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