Origins
History |
One day I walked past a sign saying Etching Saturday School and was intrigued. I'd heard of etching and thought it would be interesting to enrol for the course. I didn't have an art school qualification, having trained as a teacher, but was active in art in my spare time. The course, over a full day enabled me to leave with a finished print, working from scratch. After that I was hooked. I never looked back and have been printmaking ever since. I have been working in both relief printmaking and intaglio. After etching , I moved to relief printing, producing lino cuts , wood engraving, woodcuts and collagraph . In recent years I have gone on to transfer these designs to textiles, printing on cotton and then silk. I also had a series of items produced as well as a variety of cards printed .
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Original Prints |
Etchings ,lino cuts and wood engravings have been printed as limited editions. Silk scarves were a lockdown project when the studio was shut. I managed to print them individually at home . They are hand printed with fabric inks which are colour fast and can be washed in warm water. I also printed on canvas tote bags with some of my lino cut blocks. Nowadays I have returned to conventional printing
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