My Latest Prints and Homewares
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British Coastal Birds garland
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Robin Hood's Bay greetings card, blank inside
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All six British Coastal Birds greetings cards
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Atlantic Puffin greetings card, blank inside
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Common Gull greetings card, blank inside
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Curlew greetings card, blank inside
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Little Tern greetings card, blank inside
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Ringed Plover greetings card, blank inside
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Ruddy Turnstone greetings card, blank inside
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As a printmaker, I create vibrant limited edition screen prints suitable for any home. Featuring natural media mark-making and overprinting, I create prints filled with all sorts of coastal features, as well as nature, wild animals, trees and flowers.
Collections
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My latest coastal, countryside, animal prints and homewares
My latest work includes coastal prints inspired by Cornwall and other harbours...
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Safe Harbour coastal and harbour prints inspired by Cornwall and beyond
Inspiration comes from many different influences, including places off the beaten track...
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Greetings cards - countryside animals cards, coastal cards, Scandi cards
Whatever the time of year it's always lovely to send and receive...
Commissions
I am available for commissions in my printmaking style.
To see more of my work click here.
Blog posts
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Mevagissey Harbour and The Rooftops of St. Ives...
Mevagissey Harbour I knew I wanted to make a print of Mevagissey Harbour, having been there about twenty years ago or more and also having made a simple black and...
Mevagissey Harbour and The Rooftops of St. Ives...
Mevagissey Harbour I knew I wanted to make a print of Mevagissey Harbour, having been there about twenty years ago or more and also having made a simple black and...
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A review of 2023 in printmaking
January I started January with a print for Alice's birthday. It is based on a song that she loves called "Bears" by a band that we loved called Pete and...
A review of 2023 in printmaking
January I started January with a print for Alice's birthday. It is based on a song that she loves called "Bears" by a band that we loved called Pete and...
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A review of 2022 - a year in print
I started the year with my first four Take Flight prints. The idea was to show birds flying (for the most part) in their environment. So a crow among rooftops, a magpie...
A review of 2022 - a year in print
I started the year with my first four Take Flight prints. The idea was to show birds flying (for the most part) in their environment. So a crow among rooftops, a magpie...
About John
I started printing in 2015. After working as a graphic designer and illustrator with Aspergers for 20 years, I decided to make a move to working for myself creating entirely new series of prints and homewares.
My first series was a set of linocuts called Winter Drifts. Since then I have created the Sleeping Animals series and the Majestic Animals series and now many more.
I also have a lifelong love of the coast and especially Cornwall and have created an ongoing series of prints called Safe Harbour. I have long been inspired by places which are special to me, places which are off the beaten track or which instill the feeling of having discovered somewhere secret. I began to realise that I could create, in print form, representations of these special, secret and safe places in a way which might bring some calm to my life and even perhaps others.
I also work in collaboration with my creative partner and wife, Alice, to print fabrics which are turned into purses and cases.
I enjoys experimenting with natural media mark making and the marks that can be made with block printing. I also enjoy the graphical boldness and overprinting possibilities of screenprinting combined with creating textures for screenprinting by monoprinting ink and scraping it or rollering it.