Image Use Inquiries – Lynette welcomes all inquiries – please use the form below. All inquiries seeking permission for the use of Lynette’s artwork are most welcome. Lynette’s work is at times available under license for projects – there is … Continue reading LYNETTE WEIR – PERMISSION FOR USE OF ARTWORK
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LYNETTE WEIR – PERMISSION FOR USE OF ARTWORK Linocuts, design, drawing & illustrations by Australian Artist – Lynette Weir These ‘tutorials’ are an insight into the working methods of Australian Artist – Lynette Weir. All images, tutorial content on this site … Continue reading Tutorials – Art Bytes from Lynette Weir’s Studio Practice
I believe it is important in developing your arts practice to use art diaries/journals/sketchbooks/notebooks even online blogs to keep track of your ideas, thoughts, sketches, make notes of things that interest or are important to you as an artist. … Continue reading Art diaries, journals, sketchbooks…where to start…
In describing some of the processes I that go through in designing my linocuts I have not talked a lot about the ‘art-thinking’ processes. This is probably because they are often complex and hard to describe. FRAMEWORKS FOR ARTWORKS For … Continue reading The Art of ‘Creative Art-Thinking’ – designing linocuts
The reason for using oil based inks is so that when I handpaint with traditional artist watercolours the oil based ink of the printed area repels the watercolour. If you were to use a waterbased ink (which dries quickly and … Continue reading Oil based ink for printing & watercolours for handpainting Linocuts
Looking at this drawing “it is not quite right!” – it is a bit off centre and ‘wonky’. I can see that it isn’t and have posted it to highlight that things go wrong – not everything drawing/artwork you produce … Continue reading Drawing – mistakes, learning and practise
