Post published by Tomas King 4th Oct 17.
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Post published by Tomas King 4th Oct 17.
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Post published by Tomas King 4th Oct 17.
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For details of exhibitions during 2014 contact the artist.
FROM THE BOOKROOM
Reference is made in my posts to books from my collection which I have been putting together for thirty five years. Though it is not great in size many of the publications are long out of print. I also have an extensive collection of cuttings from newspapers and magazines on a wide range of subjects.
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FANTASIA
The Fantasia Collection is a complete contrast to my normal painting style crossing the barrier between fine art and design. Each subject begins as a random series of free-style thumbnail drawings created more from the sub conscience than the conscience mind. They reflect my love of pattern and colour and are limited only by the boundaries of the mind. The Fantasia images are available as limited edition Giclee Prints. For further information regarding sizes and prices follow the link to Studio Tomas King shop.
A process for making fine art prints from a digital source using ink-jet printing with fade resistant archival inks. The word giclee is an invented word derived from the French language word 'le gicleur' meaning nozzle, or more specifically 'gicler' meaning 'to squirt, spurt or spray'. Check out Tomas's prints by clicking on the Prints Tab at the top of this blog.
Homage to Clarice
THREE FRENCH HENS
Between Two Rivers
Tom King's illustrated sketchbook of south west France 'Between Two Rivers' The Lot and the Aveyron
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