More plywood fun, this time in the form of birds. Lovebirds to be precise to coincide with the change around of the gallery here at Snap in time for spring. Pop along and see them in the flesh/feathers this Thursday (11th) from 6-9pm at Snap, 20-21 Lower Park Row, Bristol.
Lovebirds.... a two piece jigsaw for two people. Well ain't that just lovely!
As we approach the weekend of consumer led romance, I thought I would add to it by producing a wee card for one to give to another. It is a five colour hand screen printed card on recycled paper, and I will be giving it to my loved one, so why don't you (for £3.00)!
Just been trying to get the new postcard for Snap together so we have something nice for people to take away with them when they are passing through. Thought I would include the lovely old bike that advertises the gallery and bravely sits out in all weathers, pointing the way to weary art lovers!
An updated version of the kick back lino prints I did a while back, this time as an edition of 17 screen prints on lovely Somerset paper. Nice to finally get around to doing a screen print on paper rather than plywood. A touch easier to say the least! In the shop now for a snip at £35.
Wow, joining a studio sure does open up a pretty full diary around the festive period. Been busy getting screen printed goodies in the shop in good time along side making new friends. We had a lovely Christmas party in Snap as the gallery was magically transformed into the cosiest eatery in the West! Blurred photos obviously have nothing to do with vintage cider!
They have been cut, printed, painted, varnished and finally boxed, but not before I screen printed the box! What you have at the end of all that is a perfect gift for anyone this yuletide. A snip at £65. Get them while they are hot!
Well, December is here, which can only mean one thing and that it is time to think festive. We have just rehung the gallery at Snap ready for the Christmas opening on December 3rd (6-9pm) and due to me opening my big mouth, my task was to create a tree to pop in the window. With the kind permission of the true gent Mr Bjorn Lie, we used one of his lovely Nordic style trees as inspiration. So, once again, with jigsaw and a large sheet of weathered plywood in hand, the cutting and painting began. After all the hard work I think it looks pretty damn good. Hope you (and Bjorn) do too!
