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Open Studios West Gippsland

Come and visit my studio in Drouin and the studios of other local artists in the area on special Open Studios West Gippsland days.

This self guided tour will take you around beautiful West Gippsland.

Click here to visit the Open Studios West Gippsland website to see participating artists.

helentimburydesign

Local business
Printmaker, small editions
Illustrator & paper fanatic
🦉teacher of linocut
🌳gentle procrastinator
Some hand traced titling for the cover of a book I Some hand traced titling for the cover of a book I’m working on. The random wobbliness is something a digital font can’t give you. Even if you purposely select a handdrawn-crusty- illustrative font and download it for use, there is still a sameness about each designed character. Especially when you realise all the ‘e’s are identical whenever they are repeated in your text. In my own practice as a graphic designer I prefer to show the maker’s hand in some aspects of the design, as was apparent before this age of computers and digital design. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a complete Luddite and use an iMac, scanner, printer and Indesign, illustrator on most days... however, they are just tools.
After Saturday’s rainy arts market the studio fo After Saturday’s rainy arts market the studio foyer was a good place to dry the bunting. I put the gazebo up under our verandah to dry, and hung the vinyl banner on the wall outside the studio. My paper trestle signs are on the drying rack in the studio. Unpacking the car after a wet market day is like returning from a rainy camping trip. It was fun, the company was good, but you hope for better weather next time ⛺️⛺️⛺️
Thanks to those who braved the rain and made a blu Thanks to those who braved the rain and made a bluebird print today. Misting rain drifted into the tent making the ink very slippery but that didn’t stop people making great linocut prints.
If you are at Warragul Arts Market tomorrow come a If you are at Warragul Arts Market tomorrow come and print a bluebird with me 🐦 between 10am and 12 noon.
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Helen Timbury Design

Graphic Design, Illustration & Printmaking

37 Albert Road, Drouin 3818, Victoria, Australia
Phone – 03 5625 1999
Mobile – 04 0852 7943
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An exciting collaboration: My linocut, “I want to read but there are pom poms in my head” has been artfully animated by John McGeoch in this short film. Voice by my daughter Alice Grant.
https://vimeo.com/382016758?loop=0
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