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  1. Working on an etching of Stirling Castle - hope they will be finished and dry in time for the Festival of Printmaking I'm going to at Stirling on the 16th to 18th August.

    printmakersofscotland.com/stir

    #printmaking
    #etching
    #aquatint
    #sugarlift
    #spitbite
    #Stirling
    #Scotland
    #PrintmakersOfScotland
    #FestivalOfPrintmaking

  2. Working on an etching of Stirling Castle - hope they will be finished and dry in time for the Festival of Printmaking I'm going to at Stirling on the 16th to 18th August.

    printmakersofscotland.com/stir

    #printmaking
    #etching
    #aquatint
    #sugarlift
    #spitbite
    #Stirling
    #Scotland
    #PrintmakersOfScotland
    #FestivalOfPrintmaking

  3. Working on an etching of Stirling Castle - hope they will be finished and dry in time for the Festival of Printmaking I'm going to at Stirling on the 16th to 18th August.

    printmakersofscotland.com/stir

    #printmaking
    #etching
    #aquatint
    #sugarlift
    #spitbite
    #Stirling
    #Scotland
    #PrintmakersOfScotland
    #FestivalOfPrintmaking

  4. A print of my more or less completed #etching of #blackness castle. Sometimes referred to as 'the ship that never sailed' because of its ship like shape pointing out into the #forth West of #Edinburgh.
    Used #spitbite for the sky and wax for the texture in the foreground sea.
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  5. A print of my more or less completed #etching of #blackness castle. Sometimes referred to as 'the ship that never sailed' because of its ship like shape pointing out into the #forth West of #Edinburgh.
    Used #spitbite for the sky and wax for the texture in the foreground sea.
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  6. A print of my more or less completed #etching of #blackness castle. Sometimes referred to as 'the ship that never sailed' because of its ship like shape pointing out into the #forth West of #Edinburgh.
    Used #spitbite for the sky and wax for the texture in the foreground sea.
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  7. A print of my more or less completed #etching of #blackness castle. Sometimes referred to as 'the ship that never sailed' because of its ship like shape pointing out into the #forth West of #Edinburgh.
    Used #spitbite for the sky and wax for the texture in the foreground sea.
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  8. A print of my more or less completed #etching of #blackness castle. Sometimes referred to as 'the ship that never sailed' because of its ship like shape pointing out into the #forth West of #Edinburgh.
    Used #spitbite for the sky and wax for the texture in the foreground sea.
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  9. Another #etching from our visit to #Mull last month.
    This time a view across #LochScridain on the West coast of Mull, looking towards #CreachBheinn.
    #Aquatint Etching with #spitBite and soap ground
    brass plate 300x200mm
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  10. Another #etching from our visit to #Mull last month.
    This time a view across #LochScridain on the West coast of Mull, looking towards #CreachBheinn.
    #Aquatint Etching with #spitBite and soap ground
    brass plate 300x200mm
    #printmaking

  11. Another #etching from our visit to #Mull last month.
    This time a view across #LochScridain on the West coast of Mull, looking towards #CreachBheinn.
    #Aquatint Etching with #spitBite and soap ground
    brass plate 300x200mm
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  12. Another #etching from our visit to #Mull last month.
    This time a view across #LochScridain on the West coast of Mull, looking towards #CreachBheinn.
    #Aquatint Etching with #spitBite and soap ground
    brass plate 300x200mm
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  13. Another #etching from our visit to #Mull last month.
    This time a view across #LochScridain on the West coast of Mull, looking towards #CreachBheinn.
    #Aquatint Etching with #spitBite and soap ground
    brass plate 300x200mm
    #printmaking
    #Scotland

  14. Another new #etching, this time of the #TayBridge looking from the #Dundee waterfront. Between the bridge supports are the piers of the first, 1878, bridge which collapsed after just a year and a half, killing all 75 people on a North British Railway train bound for Dundee from Edinburgh.

    This is a 300x210mm brass plate etching, using #sugarLift for the bridge and #spitBite with wax resists for the hills and water.

    #Scotland #printmaking

  15. Another new #etching, this time of the #TayBridge looking from the #Dundee waterfront. Between the bridge supports are the piers of the first, 1878, bridge which collapsed after just a year and a half, killing all 75 people on a North British Railway train bound for Dundee from Edinburgh.

    This is a 300x210mm brass plate etching, using #sugarLift for the bridge and #spitBite with wax resists for the hills and water.

    #Scotland #printmaking

  16. Another new #etching, this time of the #TayBridge looking from the #Dundee waterfront. Between the bridge supports are the piers of the first, 1878, bridge which collapsed after just a year and a half, killing all 75 people on a North British Railway train bound for Dundee from Edinburgh.

    This is a 300x210mm brass plate etching, using #sugarLift for the bridge and #spitBite with wax resists for the hills and water.

    #Scotland #printmaking

  17. Another new #etching, this time of the #TayBridge looking from the #Dundee waterfront. Between the bridge supports are the piers of the first, 1878, bridge which collapsed after just a year and a half, killing all 75 people on a North British Railway train bound for Dundee from Edinburgh.

    This is a 300x210mm brass plate etching, using #sugarLift for the bridge and #spitBite with wax resists for the hills and water.

    #Scotland #printmaking

  18. Another new #etching, this time of the #TayBridge looking from the #Dundee waterfront. Between the bridge supports are the piers of the first, 1878, bridge which collapsed after just a year and a half, killing all 75 people on a North British Railway train bound for Dundee from Edinburgh.

    This is a 300x210mm brass plate etching, using #sugarLift for the bridge and #spitBite with wax resists for the hills and water.

    #Scotland #printmaking