Wood & Linocut Prints

You love walks in the park, exploring nature and observing the characters of the wildlife that you find – which is exactly why I was drawn to creating artworks of peacocks. 

Perfect for inspiring confidence and joy, this stunning hand printed copper and dark blue piece will help you to bring some bold colour and nature to your home – without ever having to worry about scouring the shops and galleries.

When you want to add personality and colour to your home, this peacock lover's original Lino print is the answer to your home decor prayers! 

Imagine having friends round for a dinner party and having them compliment you on your fantastic dining room decor – you lap up their compliments and tell them the artwork is one of only 4 in the edition.

Do you wish you could ooze the confidence that this peacock does? He proudly displays his stunning sapphire and jade feathers with a wry look on his face. It's joyful!

Crafted from archival paper and high quality oil based printmaker's inks, this stunning print will outlast you and bring joy as an heirloom for many years to come. It is perfect for those looking to bring fun and colour to the walls of their homes without spending hours traipsing round galleries and shops. Only 10 people can own this print as the edition is super limited.

You love your garden and welcome the bees spreading their magic to help your garden grow – which is exactly why I wanted to celebrate them in this colourful print. 

Perfect for nature lovers looking to bring some colour into their homes, this limited edition original print will help you to bring the joy of summer inside all year around.

Another addition to my beloved honey bee series is this fabulous scarlet spot bee print. Printed in two layers of oil based inks, it really pops. Not for the faint hearted but instead for someone who loves colour.

My larger bee has been a popular addition to the market stalls and prices to be a great conversation starter. I have been considering a miniature for quite some time now. Lockdown has given me the opportunity to achieve some of the prints that I really wanted to make but didn’t have the time for.

Do you love visiting estates with gorgeous rose gardens?

Roses are a classic that will never go out of fashion. They're regal and so varied.

Created in a combination of delicate watercolour wash and bold lino print line, the limited edition rose is perfect for those looking to add sophisticated floral accents to their home without spending a fortune on flowers that wilt within a week.

With handprinted watercolour and bold Lino print lines, this beautiful daisy print will bring a smile to your face without fail. 
 
Crafted from archival quality papers, boldly pigmented watercolour paints and inks that are applied using hand carved Lino, the daisy linocut is perfect for those looking artwork that will stand the test of time without fading in the sunlight or going out of fashion.

Do you love seeing the first signs of spring when the daffodils start to emerge and bring the gorgeous yellows and oranges to what has been a frosty landscape?

Well you can have a daily reminder of that beauty for years to come when you hang this stunning hand-printed artwork on your wall.

Perfect for flower fanatics and those born in March, this limited edition floral art will help you to look forwards to the joys of spring and bring some refreshing colour to your walls without having to redecorate.

With gorgeous pastels and delicate lines, high quality inks, theOmbre Peacock Feather Lino Print will boost your mood every day. 
 
Crafted using hand carved Lino block techniques, textured papers and Caligo oil based printmaker's inks, this artwork is perfect for those looking to unwind and drift off to thoughts of walks in nature even when you can't get out and see the wildlife in the great outdoors. Plan your next outdoor adventure or reminisce about those adventures you've already taken..

Poppies have always been present in my life - they are my Mum’s favourite. Red is everywhere in her house and one of my early prints was a poppy print, which I made for Mother’s Day.

After a trip to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park years ago, I came across the work of Peter Randall-page - an exploration of pods and seeds in sculpture and drawing. Since then, I’ve found seed pods fascinating.

During lockdown, I realised how utterly vital it was for me to be by the sea because there was a long stretch of time when I couldn’t go there and my depression took a massive hit. This was when I realised that I wanted to make artwork that reflected my need for and relationship with the seaside.

During lockdown, I realised how utterly vital it was for me to be by the sea because there was a long stretch of time when I couldn’t go there and my depression took a massive hit. This was when I realised that I wanted to make artwork that reflected my need for and relationship with the seaside.

During lockdown, I realised how utterly vital it was for me to be by the sea because there was a long stretch of time when I couldn’t go there and my depression took a massive hit. This was when I realised that I wanted to make artwork that reflected my need for and relationship with the seaside.

During lockdown, I realised how utterly vital it was for me to be by the sea because there was a long stretch of time when I couldn’t go there and my depression took a massive hit. This was when I realised that I wanted to make artwork that reflected my need for and relationship with the seaside.