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Daily Archives: 25 October, 2011

Stunning artwork from OneOak offcuts

Sylva FoundationBy Gabriel Hemery25 October, 20112 Comments

Robin Wilson and Rosie Fairfax-Cholmeley of Flagstone Press have produced two stunning prints using small wooden offcuts from boards used by other craftspeople working with the OneOak tree. In contrast to their usual carving of softer woods and lino board, Robin told us that the oak was difficult to work but I think you’ll agree…

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