Thursday, September 15, 2016

Margaret Coxall: 3 Ways to use StencilGirl Products in 3 minutes!

“I work in layers so I love using stencils in my art, I find that they can transform a piece that needs sparking up, or provide more mystery. Using them with Gelli Art plates to create the basis and enhancement of monoprints is also a way to get the creative juices going. Recently I have been using stencils to create texture plates for use with mono prints and to bring texture and life to my paintings.  StencilGirl products have a huge range and I can always find one that is just what I was looking for or one that can spark a new work or thought.  My students find them intriguing and easy to use so they are a great asset in my workshops."

Got 3 minutes? See 3 different ways to use StencilGirl Products in your artwork!

Margaret COXALL

Known for her use of vivid colour, and contemporary feel for the landscape, many of Margaret’s works are in private and corporate collections throughout UK, USA, Europe, Asia and Australia. Recently she has been engaged in a collaborative project with a designer to create artworks for diverse architectural spaces. Margaret enjoys working with clients to develop bespoke artworks for a range of interiors.

Her contemporary series are gateways into another world where subject matter from different sources are drawn together. Colour, texture and multi imagery are used to produce works that are evocative of place and time. Drawing on texts, symbols, handwriting and painting techniques, these paintings have a life of their own. Themes include exotic gardens, history, literature, abstract landscape all subjects close to the artist's heart.  She enjoys exploring different techniques and subject matter to keep the creative spirit going.

Recently she was one of eighty artists from around the world invited by Golden Artist Colours Company to attend a conference in Florida, and to exhibit at the ART Miami-Basel Art Fair.  As part of the conference she attended workshops on the latest techniques and methods in teaching art. She says the sessions were inspirational and looks forward to sharing this information in future workshops.

She operates her own studio from which she conducts workshops, private tuition and master classes. Incorporating acrylics  crayons, collage and watercolours she produces exciting and vibrant images. Her workshops and master classes are known for their innovative and supportive approach. She is a registered Golden Artist Educator and attended a course on Understanding and Using Color at St. Martins University of the Arts in London.

She is represented by Bridgeman Art Library, London, Paris, New York. Prints of her works are available from them.

Currently living south of Fremantle in Western Australia, Margaret has received the Centenary Medal for services to community arts and development and is listed in Who's Who and is a member of Rotary International.

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