Lobster Acrylic on Board (Framed)

Lobster Acrylic on Board (Framed)Lobster Acrylic Painting on Board This framed painting is of one of the two lobsters I use for Gyotaku. Working up close has made me more curious about these creatures and it's nice to find a different way to explore them. Painted on board with a deep black background, the piece is finished with a high gloss varnish that brings out every detail. When I print I use white negative space, here however I've used black as the negative space. Perfect for

Making a simple glue from flour and water

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Dimensions: 8 x 8 inches (approx

This is Chinese mulberry paper which has been wet mounted to flatten the print

minimal composition

If you like coastal art then this is for you

To achieve a flat print I use the traditional wet mounting process that has been used in the east for centuries

Each panel

I hand paint the eyes on the print and leave that to dry

When the print is made

So I take a second sheet of paper and using a very ancient technique called wet mounting or urauchi