Lockdown art

During Covid artist Maureen Mitchell taught herself gelatine printing, a process needing no access to print workshops or printmaking equipment. What's more she could work in her own garden studio.
 
The result is the current exhibition in Dunblane museum, a delightful collection of prints based on natural foliage.
 
As a professional artist, Maureen used her experience in traditional printmaking to produce a body of work using a variety of techniques reflecting her interest in the natural world.
 
To find out more about this process go to YouTube: “What is gelatin printing.”
 
Maureen Mitchell website
 
 

 
 

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