Tag: etching

Exhibition Time!

Selection of my greeting cards reproduced from original etchings and woodcut prints

Last Day for 25% off!

Making space for new Spring Collection! Great time to purchase an original at a very affordable price. All my work is created/ developed during the unpredictable moments of wellness. Huge gratitude always. Sending warmest wishes to those also navigating the path to wellness. Thanks for visiting and to those who’ve previously purchased.

May to September

This year I’m pleased to be exhibiting some of my etchings and woodcuts with Contemporary & Country at The Stables, Houghton Hall, Norfolk. The Avant Gardeners exhibition, on until 25th September, will be showcasing a fabulous range of artists’ work. See Contemporary & Country for more information on visiting/purchasing artwork.

April Promotion

Visitors to my online shop can now enjoy 25% off orders during April for a minimum spend of £20. A good time to stock up on greeting cards and original artworks at affordable prices. Just apply the voucher code SAVE25 at checkout.

Back to printing

Great to be back in the workshop! Of course things are somewhat different these days and although I’m sad not to see many of the team, there is the added luxury of space that us printers soon expand to fill with our many inky ideas. Several new prints heading into the Etsy shop soon to…

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New Listings

New listings now being added daily. Original ‘Ancient Tree’ etchings are now available in two colour options, six currently available at £20 each. ‘The Path’ and ‘Summer Field’ are original paintings on canvas supports, painted edges and ready to hang at £90 each. http://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/WildThymeStudio

A New Term of possibilities

Great to start back at Sudbourne Park Printmakers this week. In preparation, I’ve been working from my Cornwall sketches. My first interpretation of one sketch this week involved using drypoint etching and monotype. On the left, two printing plates (acetate) are shown. The bottom one is etched and inked in a mixture of burnt umber, process…

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