Sold projects - Alison Hunter Artist

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Felt Tiles

This is inspired by early Delft tiles. I was researching plates and patterns and these of course often overlap onto other ceramic ware like tiles. So I thought they would work well on felt and they do and I love them! Early Delft tiles were tin glazed earthenware. Mine are worked in wool felt, but the size and colours blue and white are the same. They feature different Irish animals and birds.
These are available unframed at €65 each or 1 square tile framed in timber frame €120. 13x13cm wool felt with hand needle felted design.
I think they would work really well framed as a small collection together too – that’s why I have them available unframed. So you can decide.

The Pig Felt Tile, The Fox Felt Tile, The Hedgehog Felt Tile, The Sheep Felt Tile, The Long Eared Owl Felt Tile, The Red Deer felt tile, The Duck felt tile, The Badger felt tile, The Hare felt tile, The Squirrel felt tile, The Goat felt tile, The Flying Duck felt tile, The Cow Grazing felt tile, The Hen felt tile, The Cow felt tile

Limited Edition Prints

Limited Edition Giclée prints are images of original art piece by Sligo artist Alison Hunter. The original art work was hand needle felted using wool fibres and Irish tweed. It is inspired by the rich colours of the Irish landscape seen throughout the year. A familiar sight along the Wild Atlantic Way.

Printed with fade resistant, pigmented inks on acid free Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper and mounted using acid free mountboards. Framed prints are framed using limed white timber frames with glass. Each print is numbered and signed by the artist. Dimensions will vary and come framed or unframed. Designed and printed in Sligo, Ireland

Pink meadow by Benbulben, Grassland by Knocknarea, Summer’s Evening Print, Waves at Sunrise, The Sea at Blackrock Lighthouse, Green Fields by Benbulben, Fields near Benbulben, View to Knocknarea Mountain, Sligo, View to Coney Island, Summer at Rosses Point Print, Waves from the West of Ireland, Wildflowers at Benbulben, Beach Grass, Barley Fields at Knocknarea.