Category: News

News items and studio updates.

Harbour Monotypes

I have some new monotype prints for sale. All based on studies at Port Seton harbour in East Lothian, near Edinburgh. All prices inclusive of UK p&p.
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39x48 paper size. 30x42 image size.
Harbour monotype 1 39×48 paper size. 30×42 image size. £50
37x50 paper size. 30x42 image size.
Harbour monotype 2 37×50 paper size. 30×42 image size. £50
30x46 paper size 17x36 image size
Harbour monotype 3. 30×46 paper size. 17×36 image size. £50
47x38 paper size 42x34 image size
Harbour monotype 4 Paper size 47×38. Image size 42×34. £50
51x38 paper size. 42x30 image size
Harbour monotype 5 Paper size 51×38. Image size 42×30. £30.

Summerhall Makers Market

I’ll be having a stall at this market on Sunday September 15th. Open 11-5, entry free. I’ll have lots of original hand pulled prints. See you there! Summerhall Edinburgh,

Art, Science and Creativity

My artist book Power Switch is being shown as part of this exhibition at Liverpool Central Library- details in poster below.
The book takes imagery from a disused power station now made into a gallery where the old equipment is now the art.

Power Switch artist book, 8 pages of rubber stamping on Somerset Satin white paper. £50

Three Dungeness Monotypes

Here are three more monotypes made at a recent class. Please go to the shop page for details and prices.

New Dungeness monotypes

I’ve recently made some new monotypes at a master class by Kittie Jones artist at Edinburgh Printmakers. They’re based on my Dungeness sketchbooks. This is a finished one. The others need some additional trace monotype before I publish them.

Fish Shacks

Another oil painting added to my shop. Fish Shacks. Oil on mdf board, unframed. 40cm high x 50cm wide. £100. Free delivery Edinburgh.

Spring Painting Sale

I’ve put several paintings on the shop page, many reduced from the original price. Take a look!

Then and Now Whose Gallery is it Anyway

Then & Now | Whose Gallery is it Anyway opened at Edinburgh Printmakers on Thursday the 19th April. Running until the end of June this exhibition is open to everyone who would like to take part. Visitors are asked to curate the show themselves, as they see fit. Anyone is welcome to bring along their own artwork and hang it and remove artwork. I put in a piece on the opening night but it’s probably been removed by now!