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!

The Land Around Us

bound : unbound artist collective – website relaunch

I’ve been a member of this collective of five artists who come together to make artist books informed by their various art practices for over ten years. We’re relaunching our website with a new address- check it out!
https://www.boundunbound.org.uk

An image of an artist book with drawings of little red and pink houses on the cover. — Lynda Wilson Artist Book

Richard Diebenkorn-Going Large

I’ve begun a five week workshop at Paintbox Art School in Cockenzie, East Lothian, developing some paintings of the local landscape inspired by this West Coast USA artist. This is from week 2, a charcoal and white emulsion paint drawing A0 size.

A new screenprint

St Gabriel’s Wings. Visit my online shop for details and to buy.

Fruitmarket Artists Bookmarket

Save the date for this annual event. Saturday and Sunday 10 & 11 February. I’ll be there with my artist books and prints at the www.boundunbound.org table.

My first exhibition in London!

I’ll be at the opening.

Next Exhibition

I’ll be exhibiting framed prints with 14 other Edinburgh printmakers in September. Info in image above. Later in the year I will have a wall of prints at Brick Lane Gallery in London. Details later.

Etching for the first time

I’ve just finished a course at Edinburgh College of Art/Edinburgh University called Intaglio Printmaking-Contemporary Approaches. I’ve continued an earlier theme of brutalism for the subject matter. Here are two of the prints I made.