Linocut Prints
Celebrating the teachers throughout history.
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I have drawn significant inspiration from the designs of both teachers and artists around the turn of the 20th century. Whilst delving into the archives, I discovered remarkable books detailing methods and processes by extraordinary but overlooked artists. Thus, I embarked on curating a collection of work to be faithfully reproduced using appropriate methods, accompanied by biographies of the original artists. Of course, I have also included a few of the great artists that we still know and love purely because of my own enduring love for their works. My aim is to ensure that their teachings and methods endure and continue to inspire future generations.
Butterflies, 2023, linocut on paper, 196 x 278mm. This is a hand-engraved, printed linocut. Original drawing inspired by F.O. Morris illustrations (1890). Printed on Japanese Hosho paper with traditional, oil-based Cranfield Ink.
Primula Veris, 2023, linocut on paper, 148 x 180mm. This is a hand-engraved, printed linocut. Original drawing inspired by designs by James Ward (1902). Printed on Japanese Hosho paper with traditional, oil-based Cranfield Ink.
Mother Time, 1899, Koloman Moser reproduction, linocut on handmade fine, black Lokta tissue, 190 x 250mm. This is a hand-engraved, printed linocut. Original drawing inspired by designs by Koloman Moser (1902). Printed on Black Lokta paper with traditional, oil-based Cranfield Ink.
