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New Adventures

20th Mar 2011 | Subscribe via RSS

Last week I got some exciting news when I found out that I had been selected as the new Artist in Residence at the Ochre Print Studio in Guildford. I have been making work at the studio over the last few months, learning screen printing and adapting some of the drawings to print. However having the residency will allow me so much more time in the studio and give me the chance to develop some new ideas and techniques as well.
So a period of experimentation is beckoning, playing with ideas and staring to explore colours more. Most of my recent work has been in black and white and now feels a good time to expand into other directions. The screen printing allows for over layering of colours, so depending on their respective transparency new colours will be formed. Endless possibilities to explore and see what happens. This is how I like to work best, not single ideas but a range to play with, examine the results and then push forward on the most interesting until something really positive emerges.
That’s the adventure not really knowing where you are going and what might happen. Watch this space.

5 Responses

Sarah (Newbloodart)
20th Mar 2011

Congratulations Emma, I’m really looking forward to seeing how your work develops – great timing to be working with colour as we move into Spring…

Finn
30th Mar 2011

It will be really interesting to see what you do with colour. Glad you are feeling on the brink of discovery or discoveries. Well done on the residency. Look forward to seeing your prints.

Diane McLellan
30th Mar 2011

Congratulations! Funnily enough I spotted you’d been selected when I was googling Open Access print studios and came across Ochre. Hope to get over them sometime to have a look around. Will be interested to see how your work develops with colour.

Emma C Tabor
30th Mar 2011

Many thanks, been in the studio today preparing a couple of new screens based on the ‘series of thoughts’ drawings, which will include some colour. Hope to try the first prints tomorrow.

Sarah
06th Apr 2011

How did the first prints go Emma?

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