I went to the tate britain today to see the vorticists and i really enjoyed it. i was really inspired by the use of straight lines and i would like to explore this next to the soft lines of organic form. i think it would make an amazing print. espeically when using the double exposure look of Alvin Langdon Coburn's work.
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This is Frederick Etchells work, i really like the pencil squares underneath the paint and the way he uses black pen lines.
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I love the use of negative space in Edward Wandsworth's work and the fact it is a wood print.
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