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Jeannie Robertson was a renowned folk singer from Aberdeen. This illustration is drawn from a photograph from 1960. I'm hoping to use my drawings of scottish travellers within my silversmithing and jewellery, it will hopefully work?!
"Sail me on a silver sun, where I know that I'm free, show me that I'm everywhere, and get me home for tea."
3 comments:
This is beautiful...looking forward to seeing how it develops in your work :)
Are you thinking photo-etching or enamelling?....
Thank you :)
I was thinking of etching but I was also trying to use a product called lazertran which is quite difficuly to source. It would be great though as it's just like a transfer, it makes painted roses look tres lovely.
I know this is super-late, but you can get Lazertran in Millers in Glasgow - they have an online shop where you should be able to order it any time :)
Yes..it works a treat for things like this - takes a bit of work to get the hang of it...but the results can be great. You can actually use the lazertran as a resist and then etch it in acid that way as well [you might mean that anyway ;)]....
Best of luck Fe!
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