It really is a remarkable piece of engineering with Victorian exuberance brought to life through skilled ironwork
This piece uses a combination of detailed pen sketching for the cormorant and digital illustration of the slipway
Float mounted framed print option (local delivery/Pickup): The frame is white and made with solid wood in Cork
I headed back to the house with an excitement that I could combine my original Happy Prince piece with my signature style where linework and watercolours
When painting it I decided that there would be no blue in the sky to accentuate the green
"Spideog" Dry point tetra pak print - Sinéad Woods Select print only or framed option:print flat packaged It really is a remarkable'Spideog', the Irish word for robin, is an edition of 13 variable edition dry point prints. This print was created using an upcycled Tetra Pak carton as the printing plate. The silver side of the carton was finely engraved with a dry point tool to form the design, then coated with a layer of ink. After wiping away the excess, ink remained in the score marks, ready for printing through Sinad's miniature press. This sustainable, creative printmaking