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25.01.2022 A great day two @thecreatorincubator with three day workshop with @timelesstextiles - here are some details of the hand painting with pigmented ink. A wonderful group exploring pushing the boundaries.

25.01.2022 It is so exciting to have my first online course launched a few days ago with Fibre Arts Take Two This video tells you about my course PERFECTLY IMPERFECT - Discovering your own Visual Language ... Enrolments are now open www.fibreartstaketwo.com/courses/lornacrane Please join me on this adventure and explore your sense of place and visual language!

24.01.2022 More photos from ‘Shimmering’ - the Mona Hessing Tribute Project @belcoarts till 31st January 2021

23.01.2022 A great day of mark making with #ink #oilpastels and #pencil on #paper yesterday

23.01.2022 More #asemic #exploration in #visuallanguage on #antique #paper #markers on #foundbook #processdriven through #experimentation

23.01.2022 #details of a large #workonpaper #ink and #pencil #timewilltell

23.01.2022 Just a few shots from the opening last night @belcoarts and will be returning tomorrow to take some more images. A wonderful opening!

22.01.2022 Waiting for ink to dry - #pigmented #ink on150gsm #paper and #linen #earthtones

21.01.2022 #studio #table #experimental #deconstruct #reconstruct #recycle #renew #reimagined #future

19.01.2022 An afternoon of mark making with my hand made brushes in my studio. With under drawing exploring resists with oil pastels and ink washes on paper. #gestural #drawing #lornacraneonline #fibreartstaketwo #handmade #brushes #process #experimentation #ink #oilpastels #resists #layers https://linktr.ee/lornacraneart

18.01.2022 The people I meet and the experience I have had with them over the years have helped shape me as an artist. It hasnt always been easy and there have been many turning points. It is usually the ones that make you question everything that actually help you grow as an artist. What has been your turning point? Join the waiting list for my new online course, it could be your turning point.... Link in my bio See more

18.01.2022 I've always wanted to create an online course, now thanks to Fibre Arts Take Two it has become a reality! I created this course to help others find their own visual language. I have been teaching similar workshops now for over 6 years and it always reminds me of the joy I had when I first went on this journey of discovery. It hasn't always been easy but I am here to guide you every step of the way. From making your own set of brushes, guiding you through a series of mark ma...king exercises, painting your own cloth to creating these beautiful sample books that become perfectly imperfect objects of desire for you to keep as a record of this time and this place in your history. For me, Perfectly Imperfect is the best compliment anyone could give me and I can't wait to see what you create and hear your stories through a private facebook community for enrolled students. It's going to be a time of deep discovery. Everyone who joins the waiting list and then goes onto purchase the course will receive one of my orignal artworks as a digital download ready to print. One lucky person will also be gifted this beautiful vessel titled 'CORAKI' that was created during the course and inspired by the Pambula River Mouth at the end of Coraki Drive. Enrolments are opening soon so head over and join the waiting list here: https://www.fibreartstaketwo.com/pages/lornacrane

16.01.2022 Afternoon #scribble with #markers and #gellyrollpens

15.01.2022 Another good session working on the other side of the papers today #pigmentedink #waxresist #gestural #markmaking on #paper - and another overnight of drying now

15.01.2022 A bit of drawing in the studio today - working on a series of small works on paper at present

15.01.2022 A selection of just some of the handmade brushes made this week in my online course. So exciting I just had to share these with you!! Enrolments are closing soon so dont miss out on this opportunity to be part of PERFECTLY IMPERFECT- Discovering your Visual Language with me @fibreartstaketwo . Its a unique opportunity to work at your own pace allowing me to take you on a journey of discovery... www.fibreartstaketwo.com/courses/lornacrane

15.01.2022 #detail #workinprogress #overdrawing at present

14.01.2022 I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone that has enrolled in my first online course with @fibreartstaketwo. The response has been overwhelming and I feel so humbled by the responses to those that have already enrolled. There is only a few hours left before enrolments close in Perfectly Imperfect - discovering your Visual Language with @fibreartstaketwo Dont miss out .... . . link in bio to enrol . . #handmadebrushes #lornacraneonline #perfectlyimperfect #visuallanguage #experimentation #processdriven #pushingtheboundaries #norules #unlockyourpotential #followyourinstincts #dreambig

14.01.2022 Hope you enjoy viewing this introduction about my online course with Fibre Arts Take Two Perfectly Imperfect - Discovering your own Visual Language So please join me on this adventure from my studio in Pambula, Australia and explore your sense of place and discover how to identify with your authentic voice and visual language ... Enrolments are now open and filling up fast. www.fibreartstaketwo.com/courses/lornacrane

13.01.2022 Details of #markmaking with #ink and #oilpastels on paper exploring #resists and layering with the ink. Always love that feeling of freedom to experiment with these mediums with an open mind.

13.01.2022 When your eye catches some details of two large rolled up works on paper ................ and casts back to the time of making these again

13.01.2022 A great time in studio this afternoon. Springtime and a great time to share some of the ways I use my handmade brushes as mark making tools - using them is a way to open up a new way of working in a much more spontaneous way. Have you ever tried using hand made brushes to draw and experiment with? Join me in my new online course and be open to new ways of working and making. . .... . #ink #layers #perfectlyimperfect #experimental #process #waysofthinking Link in bio #lornacraneonline and with @fibreartstaketwo

12.01.2022 So interesting seeing these works again from 2012

12.01.2022 Hooked on #layers #underlay and #overlay #studio #table #drawing #ink #pencil and #markers

12.01.2022 #detail #artistbook #page #ink and #handmade #paper on #antique #discarded #book #page

12.01.2022 There is still time to enrol in my online course and you will see how > to make your own brushes > dip these brushes into ink > be delighted with the first marks. and much much more. Enrolments close 25th September. ... Dont miss out! See link to enrol in bio with @fibreartstaketwo See more

11.01.2022 Whilst clearing out my studio files and old storage boxes I found these wonderful drawings that I had saved from two of my children from when they were aged 8 and 12. It refreshed my memories of that time when they worked on these projects and it was such a delight to see them again - even in their aged state. Unfortunately for me none of my childhood drawings or projects were saved by my parents, but those memories for me are still alive in my mind. From a very early age I... just loved to draw. For me it was a time to escape into my world of dreams, journeys and adventures. As a child it is so instinctual to draw and create but not everyone knows that they could be an artist one day. Some take years to discover that they have a talent to become an artist one day and find they are misunderstood trying to find their way. As a child art was a way of escaping and my drawings took me into a world of discovery and many adventures with vivid dreams eagerly willing to to share in stories. Nothing much has changed after 40 years of creating, teaching and exhibiting. A continual thread of work evolving - not so much escaping anymore but so much more about expressing my own visual language. How has your past influenced the way you work? Please join the waiting list for my new online course here https://www.fibreartstaketwo.com/pages/lornacrane

11.01.2022 Sunny afternoon in Newcastle East

08.01.2022 So pleased to be part of this online exhibition Layers of Time - West End artists in the time of Covid. With thanks to West End Art Space director, Anna Prifti and all the artists involved in this group show. Click on link below to view the catalogue of works in this exhibition.

08.01.2022 Working on this large #workonpaper today #AO #44x33 preparing #surface #underlays of #acrylic and #handmade #ricepaper ready to #overdraw once dry #earthtones #contemporary #drawing #investigative and #experimental #processdrawing #workinprogress on the #studio table

07.01.2022 Feel very privileged to receive two books in the mail today on behalf of the Cowra Regional Art Gallery and the Calleen Trust. A celebration that outlines the C...alleen Collection from 1977 to 2018 and the background of the Calleen Art Award. With thanks to the generosity of Jenny and Peter Fagan from the Calleen Trust in association with Peter Haynes - curator, writer, art historian and Arts and Heritage Advisor. Peter wrote the historical background and overview as well as the statements of each of the works in the collection.

07.01.2022 Waiting for ink to dry on a cold, wet winter day!

06.01.2022 Layers of Time - working on a new series of works on paper at present and enjoying the process.

06.01.2022 #detail of the large #drawing that is slowly coming together #acrylic #ink #pencil #oilpastel on #layered #ricepaper on #stonehengepaper #AO size

06.01.2022 Love the idea to be more pared down - the notion of less is more and making the most of the materials at hand. - thank you Robyn Gordon

05.01.2022 Brushmaking for me was this amazing opportuinity to open up a channel deep within me, where I discovered a deep connection to the work I was creating. They hold my story and a narrative that relate to my sense of place and identity. Somehow they unlocked a confidence where I can now talk more confidently and openingly about my work as an artist. My brushes are made from native plant fibres, ocean debris and found objects collected over many years. ... They are pieces of art in themselves before becoming utilitarian and rudimentary tools of my trade. I ofen have to persuade my students to actually use them rather than keeping them as beautiful objects of desire. Creating the first marks is an exciting time, somthing that feels more ceromoniouse to me now as I dip the brush into the ink for the very first time. Have you ever made your own brushes and mark making tools? How did you feel using them for the first time? I'm excited to share with you my process for creating your own set of brushes in my new online course. You can join the waiting list here: https://www.fibreartstaketwo.com/pages/lornacrane

03.01.2022 Hope you can join me this Friday night

03.01.2022 My studio wall today with one of my fibre pieces on the left and a large AO work on paper on the right

01.01.2022 Just caught this with the sun rising capturing these shadows with the morning light

01.01.2022 What has been your turning point as an artist? The people I meet and experience over many years have helped shape me as an artist. It hasn't always been easy and there have been many turning points where a doorway closes before an another opens. For me a turning point is an epiphany where something inside you is triggered that makes you question yourself. It is usually these times that make you question everything that actually helps you grow as an artist.... Join the waiting list for my new online course and share your story. https://www.fibreartstaketwo.com/pages/lornacrane