Well, this was a labour of love, and slight frustration! Ten layers in all and a few duds along the way (inky finger prints mostly, no matter how careful I am…), so I think I will end up with about 16 prints, instead of twenty.
I’m quite happy with it though, and it sits in with the set of six ‘Botanical’ prints, which is a nice even number to display at The Art Market in York at the end of the month. Talking of which, I have a few more prints to do so had better get to it!
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Oooh love this Nancy! The colours are great. A compliment to the set of your botanical prints. Good Luck in York 😀
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Thanks Linda! Very kind of you. It’s not come out exactly as I had thought but that’s reduction printing for you!
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Very strong. Your color choices really make this stand out. Helpful the blue fade of the sky but I really think the purple makes it pop out and attracts the viewer’s eye.
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Thank you Andrew, very kind comments indeed! So pleased you like it.
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