Victor Lunn-Rockliffe
Studio 70
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Painting and drawing
Victor works mainly on paper and is interested in exploiting the unique mark making mark possibilities of different media - mainly graphite, charcoal, ink, watercolour and chalk pastels. Most of Victor’s work is figurative in a wide palette of styles. He draws his inspiration from his response to his surroundings, everyday objects, family, friends and local scenes.
Recently he has been been much excited to discover the simplifying, unifying and textual qualities of monoprinting (his process involves taking a unique print of a drawing on an acrylic sheet).
Victor’s show of monoprints and watercolours majors on the theme of “Drawing London” with Chiswick, railway stations, and the Thames in especial focus. Also included are a series of achieval quality prints of London scenes created entirely digitally in a style similar to the Japanese woodblock prints of Hiroshige. Victor’s aim was to emulate as close as possible in digital media the effect of real woodblock printing.
Other work available for sale include drawings and monoprints inspired by the live model, ballet and objects and paintings in museums.
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Illustrated The Man with No Head, a graphic biography of Douglas Harding published in 2017. Shortlisted for the 2012 Lumen international digital fine art prize and selected for inclusion in the Lumen 2013 and 2014 exhibitions.
