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Benjamin Becquet
"Grass snake". Aquatint etching, with roulette and burnisher touches. 20 x 25 cm.

Strictly speaking it's still a WIP as I just saw one part where I'll add a shadow, but apart from that I consider it done.

I'm quite happy with it, during the whole process I feared adding a detail or messing up something that would make it lose its "organic" feel, but it didn't happen. Even if lights and shadows aren't so realistic (have you ever looked closely at light playing on a snake's scales? It's crazy!), they bring the effect I wanted and it still looks like a convincing enough snake to me :D

#printmaking #intaglio #etching #aquatint #snake
Etching print showing a partly coiled grass snake over a fully white background, with each scale drawn in details.
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Brian Lavelle

We found this A/P etching by Dennis Ward in a vintage place in Leith today. Titled ‘Confrontation at Brodgar, Orkney’, it has a brooding light-and-darkness quality reminiscent of many of Orkney’s landscapes.

It turns out Ward was latterly Professor Emeritus of Russian Studies at Edinburgh University, and in fact the first Professor of Russian there, and was chair of Edinburgh Printmakers in the late 1990s.

An etching in black and white of six of the standing stones at the Ring of Brodgar, Orkney. The piece is titled ‘Confrontation at Brodgar, Orkney’ and shows the stones poised as though at an impasse. The surface of the stones is a mix of light and shade, with a sky of dark clouds looking ominously down on the scene.
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