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Nina Fraser
Sardine II
£32.00
Nina Fraser
Sardine II
£32.00
A limited edition print by Nina Fraser from her 'Birdsong' collection.
Indian Ink, 2017
Printed on 300gsm watercolour paper and presented in soft white passpartout.
Size | 30cm x 40cm including passpartout
Artist Nina Fraser (St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK, 1984), gained a first class degree hons BA Textile Art at Winchester College of Art, Hampshire, UK in 2006. She emigrated to Portugal in 2014, becoming a resident artist at MArt (a space for projects, learning and experimentation) in Lisbon from 2015 - 2017.
"Birdsong began in early 2014 when a tiny goldcrest regularly appeared in a large conifer tree right outside my kitchen window. Fascinated by the way he resembled a ball in the winter and returned in the spring looking so much thinner, I attempted to paint him with as few brushstrokes as possible. I discovered Indian Ink was the most effective material, and taught myself to paint in this style, influenced by Japanese Zen paintings. From this small beginning Birdsong was born."
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Visit product page →A limited edition print by Nina Fraser from her 'Birdsong' collection.
Indian Ink, 2017
Printed on 300gsm watercolour paper and presented in soft white passpartout.
Size | 30cm x 40cm including passpartout
Artist Nina Fraser (St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK, 1984), gained a first class degree hons BA Textile Art at Winchester College of Art, Hampshire, UK in 2006. She emigrated to Portugal in 2014, becoming a resident artist at MArt (a space for projects, learning and experimentation) in Lisbon from 2015 - 2017.
"Birdsong began in early 2014 when a tiny goldcrest regularly appeared in a large conifer tree right outside my kitchen window. Fascinated by the way he resembled a ball in the winter and returned in the spring looking so much thinner, I attempted to paint him with as few brushstrokes as possible. I discovered Indian Ink was the most effective material, and taught myself to paint in this style, influenced by Japanese Zen paintings. From this small beginning Birdsong was born."
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Visit product page →A limited edition print by Nina Fraser from her 'Birdsong' collection.
Acrylic Ink, 2018
Printed on 300gsm watercolour paper and presented in soft white passpartout.
Size | 30cm x 40cm including passpartout
Artist Nina Fraser (St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK, 1984), gained a first class degree hons BA Textile Art at Winchester College of Art, Hampshire, UK in 2006. She emigrated to Portugal in 2014, becoming a resident artist at MArt (a space for projects, learning and experimentation) in Lisbon from 2015 - 2017.
"Birdsong began in early 2014 when a tiny goldcrest regularly appeared in a large conifer tree right outside my kitchen window. Fascinated by the way he resembled a ball in the winter and returned in the spring looking so much thinner, I attempted to paint him with as few brushstrokes as possible. I discovered Indian Ink was the most effective material, and taught myself to paint in this style, influenced by Japanese Zen paintings. From this small beginning Birdsong was born."
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Visit product page →A limited edition print by Nina Fraser from her 'Birdsong' collection.
Indian Ink and Crayon, 2016
Printed on 300gsm watercolour paper and presented in soft white passpartout.
Size | 30cm x 40cm including passpartout
Artist Nina Fraser (St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK, 1984), gained a first class degree hons BA Textile Art at Winchester College of Art, Hampshire, UK in 2006. She emigrated to Portugal in 2014, becoming a resident artist at MArt (a space for projects, learning and experimentation) in Lisbon from 2015 - 2017.
"Birdsong began in early 2014 when a tiny goldcrest regularly appeared in a large conifer tree right outside my kitchen window. Fascinated by the way he resembled a ball in the winter and returned in the spring looking so much thinner, I attempted to paint him with as few brushstrokes as possible. I discovered Indian Ink was the most effective material, and taught myself to paint in this style, influenced by Japanese Zen paintings. From this small beginning Birdsong was born."
