Beautiful and evocative
handmade, limited edition screenprints and monotypes
What is the screenprint process?
I discovered screenprinting during my Foundation diploma course at Putney School of Art and Design in 2017. I still print in the studios at Putney and teach screenprinting there during half terms and holidays. See link below for more information on my courses there.
The screenprinting process involves creating stencils on nylon mesh screens and pulling thin layers of ink through the screen onto paper. You make a separate screen for each colour. My prints can involve multiple layers and take many hours to complete.
I tend to keep my print runs (editions) small, around 10-15 per print and, as each is handmade and can involve blends of colours, the colours vary slightly from print to print.

Limited edition screenprint, edition of 15
Image dimensions: 12 × 12cm. Framed size 26 x 26cm.
Part of a series of midi sized prints of London, capturing the beauty and lyricism of my home city rather than focusing on the gritty details. All of them have iconic London landmarks in the background, from Big Ben to the London Eye.
Printed by hand in London using water based inks on Fabriano 300gsm paper. All prints are signed and numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity.
My prints are handmade and colours will vary from the example shown on screen as the skies are hand blended.
£85 unframed. Framed as shown £110. Framed items to be collected or delivered locally. Unframed print will be posted flat.