I’ve been at the Print Workshop grafting on some full-colour monotypes for the new exhibition. Here’s the second one finished. I posted stages one and two yesterday; this is what it looks like after the final, Process Blue, layer. I’ve used Intaglio Printmakers relief/litho oil-based pigment onto BFK Rives 250gsm paper. Back in the summer, I wandered with Husb along the Lower Swansea Valley river path, sketching and photographing industrial ruins. I noticed that most of them had graffiti so I merged some drawings I’d done of characters around town with the buildings and created my own tag, #uglv. I’m posting updates onto that hashtag on Twitter. I like the idea of linking the traditional art of printmaking (the Impressionists used this monotype technique) with 21st century social media, so that the work has a life in reality and virtuality.
Reality And Virtuality.
Posted byRosie ScribblahPosted inArty Stuff, PrintmakingTags:#uglv, art, BFK Rives, Cynon Valley Museum Gallery, Lower Swansea Valley, monotypes, printmaking, scribblah
Published by Rosie Scribblah
I'm an artist / printmaker / scribbler. I love drawing and all the geeky stuff associated with printmaking, working in a figurative style. I live in Wales with husband and demented cats. And my real name is Rose Davies :D View more posts

Great conceptual approach + awesome aesthetic result, doesn’t get much better.
Thank you. I have finally found a way to interact with Twitter 🙂
Love it too! 🙂
🙂 thank you kindly
This looks fantastic! Well done.
Thank you:)
I love it! 🙂
Thanks 🙂
Phew! That looks ok! No need to go shelf stacking then! 😉
Thanks and no – Tesco can wait another day lol