365 Prints - Day 281

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Day 281 - Print Plate No. 281
Cardboard, speedball inks, cartridge paper

Ordered new ink colours this week....





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  1. Charlton Stitcher4 November 2015 at 11:31

    I've much enjoyed these last two posts - lovely colours and textures. How good you are to keep up this challenge. I managed mark making every day for a couple of months -then life got in the way. Since then, one or two brief flurries but nothing consistent. Perhaps next year ...?

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    1. Fiona Wilson4 November 2015 at 12:16

      That's very kind if you to say - i think going public on my blog and Facebook page with the project has kept me going - and it's forced me to work through even when I've felt like giving up that day. Certainly getting tough with these shorter days though. Maybe try once a week rather than daily if that helps?. ;)

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