Wow. Received the sample from the printers. Two sections have been cut away from the backdrop to test colours and quality. The image shows the height of 3m and 1.5m wide. Checking the intensity of colour and that it will not be too flat. Making sure there is still depth and layers within the print.
Mocking up the mantle piece, using painted card to see the relationship between the vessels and the watercolour painted back drops. So many variations. What to choose? Enjoying this part of the process, a welcome relief from throwing in the studio.
Figuring out how high the mantle piece should be and depth. Nice in white……
I have been trying many different effects to create the back drop using watercolours on A1. Stretching the paper and using lots of water to create a back ground
I graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2010 with an MA in Ceramics and Glass. For the last 15 years I have been developing my work in clay and love of glazes and currently focus on making large decorative thrown porcelain vessels which are highly fired with vibrant glazes. I teach at various institutions as well as run workshops from my studio in East Sussex. My work is exhibited through out the UK and internationally. Undertaking private commissions, collaborations and site specific pieces, please contact me for more information at [email protected]
