Monday, 11 June 2012

Printing on Tin Foil?

I've been a bit quiet of late on here as I have been busy this past week, The book of secrets workshop has come to an end and I have included a video on the end of this post of the delegates finished pieces, I think after watching you will agree with me that they have all done a fantastic job, and such a great bunch!

I have been experimenting with new techniques, one of which is printing onto tin foil, not quite got it perfected yet but loving the results so far, here is a picture of an A4 print.

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Here is a sneak peak of a work in progress from a cast of my hand, this is kind of evolving as I go.

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Anway here is the video from The book of secrets workshop, next one starts June 22nd.

Andy

8 comments:

  1. Some fabulous work on the video. Love seeing how different they are! Your hand is kinda disturbing; you really need to see a doctor to get that gash stitched up!

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  2. Glossy accents should do the trick lol

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  3. I've heard of a hole in the head but never seen a hole in the hand. Perhaps a bird pecked you?? That printing on tin foil looks interesting.
    I'll send you a bandage.
    Hugs Joanne xx

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  4. Ohhhh the printing on foil looks interesting...........but I LOVE the hand thing:) can't wait to see how that develops.

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  5. What an amazing art you can create Mr. Skinner...I wandered around and was surprised time after time!
    Thanks for sharing all this with us.
    You have a new enthousiastic follower...

    greetings, Alie :-)

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  6. Loved seeing all the book of secrets projects all in one place. I am really looking forward to my second workshop. That hand looks like a very interesting project as does the foil. I've only ever used stazon on it

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  7. Wow Andy ! I nteresting work on the foil and your hand looks amazing, but painful!!! Love the video and what fantastic makes by class participants. TFS :)

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