Printmaking gallery

A collection of strange and curious figures, from robots and man-cats to rock gods, cowboys, birds and spacemen. Each piece focuses on character and personality, with simple shapes and details that hint at a story without spelling it out.

This section focuses on still life subjects, often botanical, including cacti and ornamental forms. The work leans toward simplified shapes and mid-century influences, with an emphasis on pattern, texture and composition rather than realism.

A series inspired by arcades and retro objects, including classic machines and old boom boxes. These prints draw on familiar forms and simplify them into bold, graphic compositions with a nod to nostalgia.

An exploration of letterforms, from individual characters to grouped compositions. This section is about using type as a visual element, playing with structure, spacing and form rather than just readability.

A more playful set of prints built from abstracted shapes, often influenced by people or musical instruments. The focus is on form, balance and interaction between elements rather than clear representation.

Inspired by coastal ideas and sea stories, this section includes mermaids, whales and diving helmets. The imagery is simple and graphic, with a loose narrative running through the work.

A collection based on real and imagined places, often simplified and abstracted. These prints focus more on shape and composition than accurate depiction, suggesting a sense of place rather than defining it.

A series of smaller, quicker prints made using battleship lino or speedycarve. These are more immediate and experimental, often produced as short studies or ideas without overworking them.

A small group of lo-fi screen prints made using simple methods and materials. This process allows for a different approach to shape and colour, sitting alongside the linocut work.

A selection of card designs made for occasions like Christmas and Valentine’s Day. These are often one-off or limited runs, with plans to develop a wider range in the future.