Sunday, 15 August 2010

A new linocut

Thanks to the good people at East London Printmakers, London  and their open access programme (Thursday and Saturday) I am able to carry on with my printmaking. Here is a first exercise: the detail of a siren from a projected work 'Classical Jug: Ulysses and the Siren. Cheers.
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  1. BEJ Smith8 November 2010 at 10:28

    This blog has come to an end. I can't figure out how to cancel the damn thing. My new blog better reflects what I am up to.

    http://www.mylondonlifecontinues.blogspot.com/

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My name is Barry Smith and I am a London-based Australian artist and illustrator. At various times in my career I have made portraits; a writer and illustrator of books for children; a chronicler of the street life and architecture in the East End of London ; I am currently interested in printmaking. I am fascinated by Noir which for me encompasses the photographs of Weegee, Brassai, photographs from the police department of Sydney, NSW. It includes the neo realist European cinema of the late l940s as well as the Hollywood output of the same period. I love a good story and products from the age of anxiety that came in the l940s.