Showing posts with label botanical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label botanical. Show all posts

Sunday, August 6, 2017

'Miniature Orchids' | Original Mono-print Drawings on show

 An Exhibition of 
'Miniature Orchids' 
original mono-prints on show at
Designer Edit | Fashion Emporium
Pipe Street | Thomastown | Co Kilkenny | Ireland
as part of Arts Week | Kilkenny Arts Festival 
Sat 05 - Sun 19 August 2017
Contact Martina | +353 85 8722249 okeefemartina@hotmail.com

Mono-print drawing | 120 x 120mm
Frame | 220 x 220mm
The mono-print process ...These miniature orchids have been drawn directly from the flowering plants and are 'true to life' in scale using the hand drawing printing technique of mono-printing. Printing ink is applied to a glass surface with a roller, a sheet of paper is placed onto the ink and the image is drawn directly onto the paper. Once completed, the paper is peeled from the ink to reveal the mono-print drawing. Unlike most printmaking, the image can only be made once. The technique attempts to capture the elusive and intriguing qualities of these little exotic orchids.





Thursday, February 9, 2017

'Flowers' | Jennie Castle | exhibition

'Flowers'


RESTOCK galeria/gallery
Rua do Hospital Velho n. 28-30
Armazem do Mercado
Loja 08 & 05
Funchal, Madeira
Hours: Mon - Frid 11-17h
Sat//Bank Hols 11-14h

Curator : Karen Bradtke
restockfunchal@gmail.com

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

You are invited to an open weekend Sat 15 - Sun 16th December, Thomastown, Co Kilkenny


Thomastown Art, Crafts and Food this weekend
Visit me at Mc Kenna's Arch Studios, (opposite Sol Bistro) 
Low Street
Thomastown, Co Kilkenny


Ideal, unique gifts for Christmas,
 €45 and under
Imprints of fresh flowers into white earthenware clay
using black stains
and oxides and coloured stains




Nasturtiums

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Daffodil

 
Deatil
'Daffodil' - imprint into white earthenware, rendered with oxides and stains...

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Evolution of the Black Orchid

imagine a fusion of aromatic notes

of black truffle, black currant, bergamot, ylang ylang, jasmine, effervescent citrus

and accords of patchouli, lotus wood, vetiver, balsam, sandalwood and vanilla.

Friday, July 31, 2009

Kilkenny Castle Specimen Roses, IRELAND


DETAIL

A series of four oil paintings of specimen Roses picked from the gardens of Kilkenny Castle, IRELAND. The oil paintings were based on pencil drawings of each rose ; 'Precious Platinum', 'William Lobb', 'Pink Ballerina' and 'Evelyn Fison'. The roses are set against either a ground of deep indigo or against thick impasto turquoise oil paint.
Painted with Winsor and Newton Artists oil paint on deep edged canvas
(300 x 400mm)