Fiona CarverGrazing by the Estuary, Print by Fiona Carver2010
2010
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- Creation Year:2010
- Dimensions:Height: 14.77 in (37.5 cm)Width: 17.01 in (43.2 cm)
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Fiona Carver
Fiona Carver is a painter and printmaker from the Rutland and Leicestershire border. She trained at Edinburgh College of Art graduating with a BA Hons in 1999 and now creates contemporary oil paintings and linocuts of the land and sea. Carver is interested in capturing an impression of a place, the atmosphere, colors and emotion experienced at that time. Her paintings are completed mostly en plein air meaning they are painted outdoors, usually in one sitting. That way Carver can capture the light and weather, getting the brush marks down before it changes. The challenges of painting in wind or rain, with moving subjects and changing views add to the exhilaration of finishing a painting, stepping back, stretching and absorbing what is on the canvas. The process of creating a linocut makes a nice contrast for Carver with it’s slow, methodical planning. She cuts multiple blocks for each print, one for each color and layers them to build up the image. She usually has a good idea of what the finished piece will look like but this can change as the image progresses and Carver will often adapt it as she goes along. She is interested in the process of etched lino and experiments with this to create texture and energy in her practice. She has exhibited around the country and her linocuts have appeared on the cover of Country Living Magazine.
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