Intaglio is a form of printmaking that combines precision, patience, and creativity. Recently, I had the opportunity to attend a two-day Intaglio printmaking workshop at Centrespace studios in Bristol, led by master printmakers Jemma Gunning and Ian Chamberlain . This experience opened my eyes to the intricate techniques and rich history behind Intaglio, as well as the hands-on skills needed to create stunning prints. My copper plate after etching process. Creating an image

Last Saturday I had a 12 hours jaunt around Devon and Somerset. Starting off at home in North Devon…first stop Honiton for the opening of the Thelma Hulbert Gallery 's "Present Makers" exhibition. Really gorgeous exhibition, full of carefully selected and beautifully hand made gifts. I have a selection of framed and unframed prints available there, including my newest reduction linocut "Rock Pooling" - was great to see it hung for the first time. As part of the opening, I ha

Yesterday I made my way to The Bankside Gallery in London to attend the preview of the International Original Print Exhibition: The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers' premier exhibition. I was so thrilled to have my linocut "The Reading Corner" chosen for this exhibition by a selection panel made up of the following: Nicola Hicks MBE (Artist & President, the Artists' General Benevolent Institution) Sophie Heath (Director, Sidney Nolan Trust) Leonie Bradley (Artist & Edit