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Issue 26
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Inspiration and inky antics

Well done to @morrispeg for her winning entry to our Issue 26 print challenge. We loved the way Peg used blue and orange together to create an artwork with real depth and atmosphere. Read her winner's Q&A in Issue 26 – see link in bio.
Issue 26 - April edition - INCOMING…! ——— Keep your eyes peeled in the morning for the launch of our new issue. I should have it all online and ready to check out by mid morning. Subscriber copies are being packed and mailed
Made a cardboard print inspired by my recent trip to St Ives for an art retreat with @kim.prints @makespace.art - scroll to see the original photo reference for shapes. It goes without saying the overall idea is inspired by the wonderful sculptures
Treated myself to some inspiring mags and books at @arnolfinibookshop yesterday. - Raw Vision magazine (outsider art brut) - Turps Banana (painting magazine) - Wabi-Sabi book (learning about the perfectly imperfect) I’ll enjoy spending time
We've tracked down some (previously sold out) copies of Issue 16 - featuring @thomasmayo and his massive printers fist, the work of @electriccalavera and #tanakaryohei amongst many others. Available at https://www.pressingmattersmag.com/issue-16 whi
Alistair Gow @al_gow muses on how each stage of his practice is key in the creation of his painterly monotype etchings. “I am fascinated with things that present potential – blank spaces, billboards, pictures hanging on studio or galler
Back at Estate of the Arts, where our print socials first started, @bristolprintworkshops and friends will be making pizzas, enjoying a drink or two and we'd love you to join us in making some linocut banners for the upcoming @printed_festival in Car
Kitchen Litho is a ‘new’ take on the traditional lithography technique. It uses materials like cola and kitchen foil to make the process more accessible and non-toxic. @violawangstudio shares the first in a series of How To articles on p
Nice to spot a lovely @william__luz print at the Cornish bakery I had my lunch in today. St Ives is serving up a heavy dose of inspiration (I’m on an art retreat hosted by the wonderful @kim.prints this week) and I’m excited to bring lots

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