Here’s the other new lino I made last week (I posted up it’s counterpart yesterday, but I’ve put it just below too so you can see the comparison). It’s of a disused greenhouse near my father’s house in the north east of Scotland. Because most of the windows are still intact, wild plants just grow like crazy in there, and there’s this huge half-dead grapevine which covers the whole thing. 
My idea was that I would do two prints of ostensibly very different subjects, but using the same colour as similar pentagonal forms (the front of the greenhouse frame), to draw them together. I feel like there are these similarities in both subjects, of busyness and chaos and claustrophobia, in a way which is exciting but also threatening. Here’s yesterday’s print so that you can see the comparison:
James Albon 