Of course! I love to take on commissioned work, whether you’re a business that would like a brand refresh or someone who is after a personalised gift for for your friend. Just get in touch using the contact tab in the navigation bar and we can discuss your idea and budget.

Good question! You can now buy prints directly from my website. Simply select the “store” option from the navigation bar at the top of the page.

I aim to release new prints every 3 months. Each release will be centred around a different theme, with a series of prints varying in price to try and make sure there is something for everyone. However, they will all be limited edition so once they’re gone they’re gone!

I use two types of paper when producing my lino prints. The first is dead stock paper which gives a new lease of life to paper that otherwise would end up in recycling. Alternatively I use Awagami bamboo editioning paper. Bamboo paper is a sustainable alternative to other paper types that are comprised of cotton and/or linen and has been made my the same company for over 100 years.

I also print using locally produced inks which are designed not to degrade in storage. This means any left over ink from a print run can be stored and remix for alternative use. Helping to reduce studio wastage.

As lino printing is a traditional print making technique no electricity is required to make these products. The prints have either been hand printed using a baren or pulled through a manual press.