Jas Brett

As an extra as part of my printing love affair ive created a blog to get me started. Nothing on there yet but its the start to me sorting out my life into blogs and the though processes just to even write things down. Check it out from in about 2 weeks.

 
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And heres my private, Just for fun one.

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Thanks :] 

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Chrissi..?x

Yes 21 will do just fine for right now. Do i want to grow up. Not too much. and not yet.. :D

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Totally want this in my house.. :D Or a drop slide :] Will definately wake me up in the morning :D

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Jaap de Vries. The Silence I, 2010. Watercolor and tape on aluminium, 79 X 103 cm.

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POW!

Pencil collage over stencil. Similar to monoprints. Attempting thinner drawn line. This takes a while but i like tge efffect. Thought of layers in different colours to create tonal structure. Note. Need a light box at home!

If I’ve learnt anything in the past few years of being an art student, even if it is with hindsight then it would definately be JUST DO IT. If you ever have an idea, don’t hestitate or raft around about how you will achieve it, because when you are an artist any idea is a good idea.

So far. and details.

Playing with colour..well.. Black and grey. Tonal structure and more practice tests.
Black is more direct and to the point but i like the range if tone that the grey gives you.

Playing with layers.
Trying to find the limitations and oppurtunities that the medium offers.
The graphite effect that drawing through the screen has allowed is definatly something that is positive. I really wanted to bring back a drawing essence to my work without going against my new ideas and final aim. Althoughhard fast work i found these new pieces exciting and fun. The prospect of not really knowing the output of what you are attempting is somthing that always draws me back in to experimental printmaking.