Inspired by Nature
Making marks on Paper
Peon Boyle Printmaking
An Emerging visual artist bases in the south coast of England. Peon currently studying a Master degree in Westdean college and she teaches adult evening courses in printmaking and life drawing at Brighton MET. Peon works across a variety of printing techniques, with an eye for detail and by approaching her subject matter with sustained, sensitive attention, Peon imbues her work with a sense of ethereal beauty and transience. She is drawn to humble and everyday materials, often placing unassuming weeds, grasses, or fallen leaves at the centre of her printmaking. Working across printmaking and paper sculpture, Peon makes use of a versatile skillset to create subtle and complex combinations of images and objects.
Photo Credit BJ Deakin Photography
My MFA
“Since the pandemic I decided to take a couple of years to immerse into my own work by attending a Master of Fine art degree at West dean. My aim is to expand printmaking into a wider medium more than a print within a frame. To be able to spend time making and researchs into the meaning within, is a dream ”
Inspired by the woodland
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this series of prints “Silent”, a set of monotype prints, depicting woodland. The expressive roller marks give an impression of the trees growing from the ethereal landscape. The emphasis of this series is about conveying the mood and atmosphere of how she feels within these environments.