Alternative Mark Making (Day one)

Page of multiple prints on A4 paper using different objects and acrylic paint as well as charcoal (second from the top on the right side print) as shown in the following collection of pictures.
Tool for the third print from the top right of Page one
Tool for the print at the bottom left and right of Page one
Tool for the third print from the top left of Page one
Tool for the print on the top left of Page one
Tool for the second print from the top left of Page one
Tool for the print on the top right of Page one
Tool for the second print from the top right of Page one
Acrylic paint on A4 paper to make marks using an extraction tube stand from a Covid testing kit as shown below
Bottom side of the tool
The top side of the tool
Acrylic paint on A4 paper to make marks using a bottle cap which is shown below
Bottle cap
Acrylic paint on A4 paper to make marks using a long piece of ribbon which is shown below
Ribbon
Acrylic paint on A4 paper to make marks using a plastic bag which is shown below
Part of the plastic bag that was pressed onto page
Part of the plastic bag that was pulled along the page
Acrylic paint on A4 paper to make marks using a broken stem which is shown below
A snapped stem
Acrylic paint on A5 card to make marks using a flower head which is shown below
A homemade brush using sticks, thread, and flower heads
Acrylic paint on A5 card to make marks using a pine cone which is shown below
Pine cone
Acrylic paint on A5 card to make marks using a coffee stirring stick (which is shown below) before the page was folded in half
Coffee stirring stick
Acrylic paint on A4 paper to make marks using a piece of foam with pre-made holes in it which is shown below
Piece of foam with pre-made holes

 

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