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Drypoint, aquatint and linocut prints by Eastgate Studio member, Caroline Foxton
Caroline Foxton prints
Drypoint, aquatint and linocut prints by Eastgate Studio member, Caroline Foxton

“Frini” drypoint etching by Caroline Foxton
Walking around the local countryside near my home is where I find inspiration drawing on my observations of hares and other animals, and birds to create my prints.
If I’m lucky I take a quick snapshot with my phone, otherwise I try to hold an image in my head later scribbling down a quick sketch. If needs be I work from there doing more research on the subject resulting in the final detailed drawing.
I like to experiment with various printmaking techniques lino cut, aquatint, etching, drypoint occasionally hand colouring a finished print.
My particular favourite is drypoint. It’s a technique that allows me to be spontaneous with my drawing method by simply scratching into the surface of a Perspex or zinc plate in a very naturalistic way.