Oct 28, 2017
Mark Lovejoy
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Mark Lovejoy
Abstract botanical pattern with my favorite inks
Manipulated Ink Patterns - Mark Lovejoy
Manipulated Ink Patterns - Mark Lovejoy
Making ink and Morse code patterns in my inktober 2019 sketchbook, for Bookface Chapter 11. The Morse code in these drawings formed a story and was based on the AInktober neural net-generated prompt set
From November 1-30 I’m taking part in Bookface, the annual artist’s book fair and get-together that’s usually held at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, Reading, UK. This year Bookface is going online for the first time, and will be sharing work by more than a dozen artists (including yours truly.) So join us here for moar arts!
I’ll be sharing pages from my giant handmade books, altered books, and sketchbooks on my feed every day for the whole of November in support :)
My grandpa was great
BLUE 18 / Original 2 colour print (different patterns from the same stamp) / Pattern textile / # Δe 2014
SHAPES_VOCABULARY PROJECT / exploring architecture patterns through the repetition of simple shape elements. These visual elements (in this case, rubber D.I.Y. ink stamps), are treated as typograhic elements to form a visual context.