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Western Pavilion linocut: update

A while ago I decided to create a linocut of an eccentric and rather “unloved” looking building in Brighton –

Walking in Brighton a year or so ago, I saw an intriguing building that was like a mini Royal Pavilion. I returned recently to

I’ve adapted my recent linocut of Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex to make a Christmas card. Another couple to add to

I’ve now done the final version of the Herstmonceux Castle linocut in water-based inks. I like to test prints using Akua

I’ve just started an A3-size colour linocut of Herstmonceux Castle here in East Sussex. The picture above shows where I

So this is how the oil-based Bluedot Festival prints have turned out. There are a few variants – some with a darker tele

Well, I’ve abandoned the idea of adding colour to the Bluedot Festival linocut by using the silkscreen process – s

On my to-do list is a set of lino prints featuring some of the awesome and mysterious machines used by physicists and astronom

I decided to frame one of the “test” linocuts of the ice rink in front of the Royal Pavilion – to see what i

Here is the current state of the Winchester Cathedral ice rink linocut … nearly finished – just another shade of d

Starting on the next linocut in my winter ice rink series. This time it’s the open air rink beside Winchester cathedra

I’ve made the final cut on the Hampton Court Ice Rink lino and this is a test print. The last colour is a transparent b