Flat etched Extraction v Metal Print

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These were originally test pages produced when I was working on the "artotem" paintings, basically experimenting with colours, paint viscosity, and textures I could utilise.

Coming across them again I thought I would use them to again explore random compositions, as in the "Fractures" series.

This 'Extraction' is a flat Depth Map of the left hand side of an Extraction oil painting. I remembered the inset white frame, and realised it may produce some interesting shape as any white would plot as '0' and anything else would be cut away. This is the etched surface before being warped into a sphere.

I started off in fine art, by going to Wakefield School of Art and then St Martins in London to do Sculpture, I have spent most of my time (after going to Camberwell School of Art for a Graphics degree) doing graphic design, working through various sectors including publishing, sales promotion, marketing, and design consultancies, before starting my own company in 1995. I have always to some extent kept up with the fine art - even when this just meant going out sketching with my dad... and its always played a big part in my design work. Most recently though I have being doing rather allot of drawing, re igniting a passion for my long lost love of fine art (or scribbling). From sketching my neighbours little girl, I found myself...