One of my Medea prints (http://www.lazaruscorporation.co.uk/shop/5) has found its way across the Atlantic to a wall somewhere in New Jersey :)
I quite like the frame they’ve chosen as well!
Paul Watson - Artist - Brighton, UK
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April 20, 2013
March 24, 2013
My name, text, the source URL, and image click-through URL removed from one of my new photographs on only the 2nd reblog.
Wow, I think that’s a new speed record for rudeness.
March 10, 2013
…and also I’ve been reviewing my photography from this year so far
Prints, posters, and postcards of these can be ordered from my RedBubble store.
I’ve got another photoshoot planned for later this month, and want to plan another for April.
February 6, 2013
Pleased with some of the images from yesterday’s photoshoot.
Will post a few pics later today.
January 15, 2013
Another Megaera photograph from my Book of the Erinyes project (which I really honestly will finish one day)
(click through for larger photograph)
January 15, 2013
Megaera - photograph from my Book of the Erinyes project (which I will finish one day)
(click through for larger photograph)
January 12, 2013
A selection of the collages and assemblages I produced some years ago.
More at http://www.lazaruscorporation.co.uk/artists/paul-watson/assemblage-and-collage
January 3, 2013
OK, so this is the plan: I’ve taken an A2-sized life-drawing of mine, photographed it, and re-sized it down to A5 size on my computer, and printed it out (the print out - an A5 image on A4 paper - is what you can see in the pic above).
Tomorrow I’m going to photocopy it onto transparent photocopier acetate to produce a positive film. Then over the weekend I’m going to transfer the acetate image onto a photopolymer (solar) plate to create an intaglio printing plate. Which I’m going to ink-up and print.
It might all go horribly wrong. It might look good. We shall see…
January 1, 2013
I’m starting off 2013 positively - here’s my latest limited edition lino print. Click on the pic to see a larger version on my website.
Strictly speaking it’s a 2012 piece of artwork because I printed the edition of 24 yesterday.
- Print size: 8ʺ × 6ʺ
- Paper size: 11ʺ × 10ʺ approx.
- Limited Edition of 24, signed and hand-numbered
- Ink: Oil-based relief printing ink (Raw Umber)
- Paper: Somerset Antique, 250gsm (mould-made 100% cotton rag, acid free, archival quality)
Prints are available to order either through my website (via PayPal) or through my Etsy store.
December 30, 2012
I’ve just added these four Medea photographs of mine to my new RedBubble store where you can order them as large photographic prints (in sizes from 10” to 26” high) or as postcards.
December 27, 2012
A photograph of mine from February this year (click the pic for full sized image on my website, plus some background info about it).
I want to do some more photographs like this in the first few months of next year. (I also used this photograph as reference material for this solar plate print that I did earlier this month).
December 27, 2012
A photograph of mine from March this year (click the pic for full sized image on my website, plus some background info about it).
It took some considerable time to make that mask! I had to boil the bark to soften it before I could bend it around the mask base. This process stank our kitchen out for several days (it smelt like we were living in some dank primordial forest - not completely unpleasant, but…)
December 27, 2012
A photograph of mine from February this year (click the pic for full sized image on my website, plus some background info about it).
Again, pushing the chiaroscuro to the limit. I want to do some more photographs like this in the first few months of next year.
December 26, 2012
A Medea photograph of mine from January this year (click for full size pic on my website).
I really like pushing chiaroscuro to its limits and using just a few pieces of light to define an entire figure.
December 24, 2012
Can’t decide whether to print an edition of this lino cut of mine now, or save it for if/when my Book of the Erinyes project is ever finished.
It’s a weird size (127 × 293 mm), but I’m fairly pleased with it.
Full size pic on my site at http://www.lazaruscorporation.co.uk/artists/paul-watson/book-of-the-erinyes/lino-print-01
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