I posted yesterday about my 40th Anniversary commemorative print for the Folk Festival this year and unfortunately the link to PayPal wasn’t working properly. So, sorry for the extra spam but luckily, it is now working fine and the you can head here – PayPal .
Just to reiterate, here is what you need to know:
Title: Summer in Bannerman Park
Size: 15″x15″ black and white relief print
Edition Size: 50 printed at St. Michael’s Printshop (look for the puffin embossing)
Artist Pricing: $100 (plus HST)
They are now for sale and can be picked up at the Folk Arts Society office. Payment options include cash, cheque and PayPal. Please note that there is a PayPal surcharge of $3.00 when you use this option.
Proceeds to the Folk Arts Society.
About Caroline
Caroline Clarke's artistic background begins with graphic design. She worked at that field—specializing in advertising and signs—for eight years, both in her native British Columbia and for a few years after arriving in Newfoundland in 1997. She spent a year in Elliston, on the Bonavista Peninsula, then moved to St. John's. Always interested in painting, she turned seriously to the medium in 1999, producing small watercolours—primarily landscapes—that she offered for sale at various outlets in St. John's. She was also painting portraits, creating a series of decorated paper clocks, and teaching and playing music.
In 2004, Clarke began to explore printmaking, specifically block printing; with assistance from St. John's artists Tara Bryan, Marnie Parsons, and Anita Singh. “I knew I'd found my medium,” she says. “It was like a moment of illumination. Printmaking gives me a way to be more creative, to express my ideas more freely. My work now has more design and graphic elements—it's more expressive of the things I want to say than my landscapes were.”
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