July’s been good to me so far, offering plenty of daylight and long, long days to get things done. The days of intense heat we experienced in the UK turned normally stiff ink into liquid which hampered the progress of some editions – nevertheless with the ongoing changes to our climate threatening life, livelihood and home for so many around the world, I can hardly complain.
Month: July 2022
Work in Progress – June 2022
June has been marked by production and discovery. Production in the sense of pressing new work, restocking open-edition prints and a run of new three-colour greetings cards.
Discovery in returning to sketching with pencil, white on black and black on white ink, and some thoughts on broadening out into other media and subjects.
I’ve complete my Silbury Hill linocut view and begun to print the edition. I originally planned one paper option for this but a second, more textured option has been added to work well alongside other prints, such as Cherhill Down and the White Horse.
130gsm and 220gsm prints are now available in the print shop.
Framed prints
A number of my Cherhill White Horse prints are now available framed. These are one-off frame and mount choices, including close-cropped versions and mounts in white and a smokey grey.