I've been enjoying looking through your blog and your inspiration blocks. A lot of the elements you work with are ideas that I find really interesting, have been playing with or would like to (in particular the connection between the drawn line and sewn lines).
I also wanted to ask you a more general question about blogs - I haven't had mine for too long, and I was wondering if people who put links to other artist sites/blogs ask permission to do it, is it a mutual thing, is it usually people that they know personally?(I've heard that being the case for some at least). I was just wondering how you went about it, and also if I could put a link to you on my blog.
thanks again for your interest in my work, I'm glad I found your work as well.
"Mandy Prowse studied painting and printmaking at Maidstone College of Art. She explores natural and human forms and the interconnectedness of all things. Themes in her work relate to birth, mortality and metamorphosis. Her altered books are minimalistic and organic combining a modern aesthetic with an almost Victorian touch. If you told me these books were 100 years old I wouldn’t think twice about it.”
Jason Thompson, The Rag and Bone Bindery
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great textural shots!!
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Hi
I've been enjoying looking through your blog and your inspiration blocks. A lot of the elements you work with are ideas that I find really interesting, have been playing with or would like to (in particular the connection between the drawn line and sewn lines).
I also wanted to ask you a more general question about blogs - I haven't had mine for too long, and I was wondering if people who put links to other artist sites/blogs ask permission to do it, is it a mutual thing, is it usually people that they know personally?(I've heard that being the case for some at least). I was just wondering how you went about it, and also if I could put a link to you on my blog.
thanks again for your interest in my work, I'm glad I found your work as well.
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