Last visit to Omega to use the Albion Press to finish ‘Refections’, ‘The Lookout Post’ and ‘Birds Flying High’ for Hotwalls Creative Market. Fingers crossed they dry in time!!
method: Linocuts, Tetrapak etchings
Hot off the press
Curly Wurly
I love the curly leaves of this plant – if you’d like it in your favourite colour get in touch.
Curly Wurly: I (orange)
Method: Linocut
Image size: W 15 cm x H 18.5 cm
Edition: 9
£ unframed £50
Curly Wurly: II (green)
Method: Linocut
Image size: W 15 cm x H 18.5 cm
Edition: 6
£ unframed £50
Illusion
A striking sunrise tints the sea and sky with glorious orange.
Method: Reduction Linocut
Image size: W 14 cm x H 31 cm
Edition: 10
£ unframed £70
Swans A-Swimming
Living near Canoe Lake I get to see a lot of swans, here are three of them enjoying a paddle or is it a glide?
Method: Reduction Linocut
Image size: W 17 cm x H 17 cm
Edition: 12
£ unframed £60
Sunset Strip: I
A strip of seaside capturing the setting sun – wonderfully different every time (you can expect more to follow).
Method: Reduction Linocut
Image size: W 30.5 cm x H 9 cm
Edition: 8
£ unframed £70
Spring Showers
Inspired by a day of showers where the rain came down hard and fast making pleasing circular patterned puddles.
Method: Reduction Linocut
Image size: W 15 cm x H 20.5 cm
Edition: 9
£ unframed £60
Seaside Run
During Lockdown we were encouraged to exercise outdoors, I head out most days sometimes a walk or cycle, interspersed with a short run – always beside the sea. This print is a snap shot of some of the sights I see when I’m out and about on Southsea seafront.
Method: Multi-block Linocut
Image size: W 15 cm x H 16 cm
Edition: 6
£ unframed £60
Chinese Pennies
I was keen to capture the strong penny shapes of the leaves of the Pilea plant, aka Chinese money plant.
Chinese Pennies: I
Method: Linocut (Multi block)
Image size: W 15 cm x 20.5 cm
Edition: 5
£ unframed £60
Chinese Pennies: II
Method: Linocut (Multi block)
Image size: W 15 cm x H 20.5 cm
Edition: 6
£ unframed £60
A Flock of Seasonal Cards Flutter In
Waiting for my handprinted Christmas cards to dry so I can get them in the post. I usually come up with a new design that I handprint or sometimes use an image that I’ve made that year and had printed professionally. This year it’s simple images of trees and a holly wreath.
Will anyone spot what’s odd about a couple of them……
Embracing Dusk
Capturing the point when the winter sun starts to fade before heading home from a bright and brisk walk.
Method: Reduction Linocut
image size:
edition: 5
unframed: £130
Framed: contact