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Sara brown anthropologie zgallery
Sara brown anthropologie zgallery













“Attending an active print workshop provides an exciting alternative to painting and a valuable opportunity to work with other artists on a regular basis. The plate itself has character with its own accidental scratches, also adding to the atmosphere of the image. Blair deLaubenfels Owner - Editor in Chief at World's Best Wedding Photos - Wedding Industry Consultant. Every intentional or incidental mark is picked up when the inked plate and paper are rolled through the etching press. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. The inks have a special quality and texture far removed from any type of paint I have used, and the paper soaks them up readily, leaving a rich, velvety surface. Join Facebook to connect with Sara Anthro and others you may know. A collection of Prints, Mirrors, Handmade Pieces, Wall Paper and many more.

sara brown anthropologie zgallery

More ink is added and wiped away to make the composition feel 3 dimensional and in sharp focus. This board is for the Anthropologie Art Lovers.

sara brown anthropologie zgallery

Maybe it's being held in a different country or climate, maybe you won’t know many people there and are feeling nervous about being judged, or maybe you need to find a dress that can take you comfortably from a church ceremony to a late night (and early morning) on the dance floor. This is a showcase of her paintings of Strangford Lough in pastel and oil on metal. by Sara Brown Weddings can be hard to dress for. “The monotype process appeals to me because the plate is a blank canvas to work on and the image emerges from the plate as it is wiped out of a roll up of dense ink. Sara Brown is primarily a landscape artist. Looking over the lough every day I have the desire to create images of the light conditions particular to this beautiful part of Northern Ireland. Even on a small metal plate there can be the feeling of the expanse of water and sky. In recent months she has concentrated on making images of Strangford Lough, allowing ink to dry on lithographic plates. She has made many large monotypes using still life as her subject matter.















Sara brown anthropologie zgallery