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Julian Brasington

Struggling with hand-burnishing today so it’s lovely to hear that five of my prints have been selected for this year’s Derby Print Open. ‘St Baglan’s / Comes the wind’ and ‘In another world’ are amongst the pieces selected. Nice too to spot one of my linocuts from last year’s exhibition (‘Two Happies’) on the Derby Print website banner. It’s always a joy to see work framed and up on the wall.

Square format screenshot of part of the banner for the Derby Print Open. Framed prints run up and across the photo, hung from metal wires. The date of the exhibition is given as 1-30 June 2024
A portrait format wood engraving printed onto a sheet of archival paper. The engraving is off a church set within the boundary of a stone wall and surrounds by wind-swept trees and the incoming sea.
Portrait format wood engraving on archival paper of a young boy reading in bed at night beside an uncurtained window in which the moon rises
Apr 05, 2024, 02:53 PM·Public·Mastodon for iOS
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Julian Brasington

@deborahh Lovely to hear that, Deborah. Thank you ever so much

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@julianbrasington it has beautiful, gestural abstraction, and strong play of light. I'm always working with colour, a bit afraid of b+w, so I admire the skill :-)

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@deborahh Thanks again — I’m really pleased that it comes across that way as it was the mood of the place that was important to me.

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