Here is the latest stage of my first attempt in producing a multilayered screen-print.
Title: “Blue fence, red door”
Size: 17 x 12″
Ink used: Acrylic paint added to screen-print medium

Here is the latest stage of my first attempt in producing a multilayered screen-print.
Title: “Blue fence, red door”
Size: 17 x 12″
Ink used: Acrylic paint added to screen-print medium



This is my latest print for the project which I am currently working on.
Central Library
22 x 14 cms
Etching Aquatint
Recently I took a break from working on my Stockport series and reserved a place on a printmaking weekend away in Anglesey, North Wales at Penmon Point organised by Alan Birch
Despite the bad weather on the Sunday which lasted most of the day, I managed to print off seven prints in the lighthouse keepers cottage (pictured). I used drypoint, chine collé and card printing techniques to capture the lighthouse and puffin island.






I have an etching aquatint print depicting the Hatworks in the current Turner’s Art Shop Gallery Exhibition at Stockport War Memorial and Art Gallery until 3rd November 2019.




This print depicts the Garrick Theatre which is located just off the A6 in Stockport. I used a different technique this time by first printing a drypoint print with black ink, then I printed a single triple-coloured linocut on top using which gives a painterly finish. I cut out areas of the lino to mark windows and posters on the building.

My mix-media print of Stockport has recently been sold at the Stockport Open exhibition.

One of my two mix media prints of Stockport has been accepted in this year’s Stockport Open. Will find out Friday (tomorrow) which of my prints made it in. Looking forward to the preview and meeting other artists. Update 13/7/19. My print of the viaduct was accepted into the 2019 Open exhibition. See picture.

Why not visit the ‘Land’ and ‘Pennines’ joint exhibitions by Prospect Studios at Bury Art Museum until 13th July 2019.
I have a couple of prints on show in the gallery and shop.
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