A mixed up mishmash of pictures, but connected by a shared interest in grids of one kind or another. I cast about, wondering what to include, but there’s a surprising amount in the net. I’m stealing the limelight with one of mine from years ago, so you’ll need to step in close to see over the top of it. But it’s a moveable feast. We’ll change it around, take things out, put things in, so please keep checking for updates. Continue reading “A February Window”
Tag: John Douglas Piper
Printmaking
Hi Chris, I’ve just made this short video about making giant drypoint prints.
I thought you might like to post it on the blog. Regards, John.
See some of John’s smaller prints at The Rowley Gallery.
Portrait Of My Father
Portrait of my Father, John Douglas Piper – Photogravure prints, each from an edition of 12
Sheet size 20″ x 16″ Plate size 10.5″ x 8″
Top row: G-clamp, outside calipers, child’s trowel circa. 1969, scratch awl
Bottom row: lacquer brush, wrench, spring dividers, tailors shears