Most of the prints I make are unique, mainly because each one often involves several different processes and this is very difficult to replicate exactly to form an edition. However, every time I make a print I develop the plate Continue reading Choices→

I am now in the process of completing the final print of the exhibition. It has been an eventful twelve months since I first decided to celebrate the centenary of Britten’s birth. I never for a moment thought I would Continue reading Hours of Healing final prints→

In my head the print for The Prodigal Son featured the turning point for the young man, when he is forced to degrade himself as a swineherd. The pigs were to be dirty, muddy and disgusting, in other words seen Continue reading Pigs→

A few hours spent slaving away at the computer instead of the press means that now my Galleries are ready to view. I have left on view, but clearly marked, work that has sold as it is an indication of Continue reading New Galleries→

As we move inexorably towards February I am realising that I have only six weeks of printmaking left and there still seems a lot to do before the ARB. At the moment I am immersed in Death in Venice, listening Continue reading Exhibition at the ARB→

I have at last started to put some of my prints onto the gallery pages. This is rather a slow process as there is data to collate as well as the photographs of the prints. I hope you like what Continue reading Gallery development→

Despite lots of help and support from more able offspring, I am being very slow to develop my web site. However, it is now under way! Please forgive pages that have little or nothing on them, links that go nowhere Continue reading Website Building→