Archive for the ‘Printmakers’ Category
Cat Moore
Cat Moore is a self taught linocut printmaker inspired by big skies, light, mark making and simple moments. ‘I use a variety of printmaking techniques to tell visual stories about the world all around me, and to convey my own sense of wonder at the whole thing. ‘
Angela Harding
‘I have worked in print since 1982 using many different techniques but over the past 7 years I have mainly worked in lino/vinyl and silkscreen. As a result, my background in etching and drypoint is very evident in my approach to lino.’
Andy Lovell
Andy’s work as an illustrator and printmaker is informed by making drawings and paintings from life which are then revisited through the medium of print. The original drawings are not an end in themselves but rather aim to catch the essence of a place in a form that can be translated to print back in the studio. He […]
Alison Milner
‘Since graduating from the Royal College of Art with an MA in Furniture Design my work has developed and diversified and the relationship of nature to the built environment is a key theme in my practice. Learning about new materials and extending processes through collaboration with other makers and with manufacturers is a key part […]
Angie Lewin
Angie studied BA (Hons) Fine Art Printmaking at Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, followed by a year’s postgraduate printmaking at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts.Angie creates limited edition linocut, wood engraving, lithograph and screen prints – inspired by skeletal plantforms seen against the sea and sky of North Norfolk and the […]