It often happens so that touching works by artist, who we liked, are far from textiles. But you can imagine such paintings in fabrics.

Such are etchings and monotypes by Rebecca Vincent.

Watch yourself:

Here's one side of Rebecca's studio, you can see engraving press she uses to create her work, and also engravings on the wall.

Rebecca at work:

Page from Rebecca's album:

"These miniature sketches are bare bones of landscape and seascapes I think about. Most of them turn into full-size monotypes, but some are discarded along the way. Each sketch is only about 5 cm square. Ideas come from walks, photos and drawings."

"My dirty palettes. I keep monotype printing ink in muffin molds! I've been using them continuously for about 5 years now and they're in a great state of art mess. It saves a huge amount of time, I don't have to mix colors from scratch every time I start to work".

The process of creating one of the pictures is captured in this video:

Rebecca's taking a print off the copper plate:

As you can see, she is very happy with the result:

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