FORREST
by
Karoline Rerrie displays her collection of Folk Trees and Folk
Art inspired
screen prints in a window feature created especially for
The Red Door Gallery, Edinburgh.
screen prints in a window feature created especially for
The Red Door Gallery, Edinburgh.
Karoline’s Folk Trees have walked of their pages and a little
forest of them
have sprung up overnight. She has brought the trees to life, giving them
newly found 3 dimensional forms by combining screen printing, card, cutting,
fabric and even a bit of sewing.
have sprung up overnight. She has brought the trees to life, giving them
newly found 3 dimensional forms by combining screen printing, card, cutting,
fabric and even a bit of sewing.
Karoline is an illustrator who creates images by hand using
drawing,
painting, silk screen printing and Japanese Gocco printing. She has
always seen her work as a craft and strives to maintain a handmade
element which is what initially led her to explore printmaking.
Karoline now designs, makes and sells a range of multiples
including greetings cards, small books and prints. She also collaborates
with other illustrators to produce limited edition fanzines and colouring
in books combining different types of printing. And as if that isn’t enough
she co-ordinates the publication of the Girls Who Draw series of
postcard books which feature her work and that of other women illustrators.
painting, silk screen printing and Japanese Gocco printing. She has
always seen her work as a craft and strives to maintain a handmade
element which is what initially led her to explore printmaking.
Karoline now designs, makes and sells a range of multiples
including greetings cards, small books and prints. She also collaborates
with other illustrators to produce limited edition fanzines and colouring
in books combining different types of printing. And as if that isn’t enough
she co-ordinates the publication of the Girls Who Draw series of
postcard books which feature her work and that of other women illustrators.
Silk screen prints, colouring in books, cards and collaborative
projects alike,
Karoline’s works have been exhibited in The Red Door Gallery
since 2009
and this exhibition is as detailed and wondrous as her
previous folio of works.
and this exhibition is as detailed and wondrous as her
previous folio of works.
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