
Still on the subject of arborial landscapes, I bought some white Winsor & Newton ink lunchtime from Cass arts in London’s Berwick Street. It comes in an old-fashioned trapezium-shaped bottle and sits inside a packaging design that seems to have remained unchanged since I first saw it at college when I was 17. Experimenting with stages between undiluted and very diluted, it was a joy to use the white ink on my black sketch pad, watching the pigment sink in and lighten as it dried. The result on such paper inevitably has a nocturnal feel about it, but I’m not complaining. Those birds are up late.
Peter! This is enchanting!
ReplyDeleteYou make me want to run out to the art store
and get some white ink & black paper.
But I can't take my eyes off your art!
Thank you for sharing such a creative, honest
art piece.
This is what I hope to find as I "blog surf."
What a song..