Wow! I am winging it, I’m sure you will create something amazing! 🙂

Thank you! Fingers crossed I don’t mess it up in the latter stages!

Here’s the Fieldfare pochoir update you’ve been waiting for. I cut a very fiddly stencil with lots of holes for black stripes and streaks. And it worked! I actually said “wow!” to myself.

The sun came out for a while today! And I got two more colours added to my Fieldfare pochoir.

Hang in there, it’s looking good!

It’s a very cheap stencilling brush

Thanks! I’m trying not to worry too much about getting even coverage and just jabbing at it a lot to get a sort of stippled look. At some point I will try some different objects for applying the ink.

I’m using Cranfield Caligo Safe Wash printmaking ink which is what I use for linocuts anyway. But I’m sure lots of other things would work.

Strike while the iron is hot, they say! So I cut some more stencils and painted another colour.

It’s done that on a few occasions recently.

Thank you John!

Thank you! I want to try getting a bit more texture on my next attempt.

Thanks Steve!

Mick Manning is a master of pochoir so have a look at his work: www.stjudesprints.co.uk/collections/...

After watching a few YouTube videos on various techniques, I used some basic stencil brushes and Caligo Safe Wash printmaking ink that I had already. My stencil cutting could be improved but I’m looking forward to trying my next pochoir piece. Trying a new technique has helped new ideas to emerge

Hopefully not Mr Covid 😕