Martin Mitchell Mitchell's work is rooted in the traditional process of intaglio & relief printmaking. “For me art is combining the aesthetics of the image and the dexterity of the craft skills of the artist. This I feel is best exemplified in the techniques of printmaking and especially Mezzotint.” Mitchell [...]
Julian Milner Julian works exclusively with blocks of traditional Bavarian limestone to produce lithographs utilising the unique features of this process. His landscapes and still life studies are as much an exploration of the versatility of the medium as they are of their subject. He has a lovely antique stone [...]
Flora McLachlan I love to imagine being in miniature forests of moss and horned lichen, losing myself in the patterns of leaf-litter and tree seeds. In storytelling tradition, a forest quest moves through thorns and darkness towards order and light. In my etchings, I explore the teeming, tessellating details of [...]
Alex McIntosh My work seeks to create spaces that are grounded in the real and photographic but also appear abstract, I do this by layering and fragmenting my imagery thus forming ambiguous, non defined, non- spaces which allows imagination and past experiences to draw the viewer deeper into my prints. [...]
Sarah Mander After completing a Masters' Degree in Fine Art Printmaking Sarah co-founded Red Hot Press print workshop in 2004. Her work is held in public and private collections. Sarah teachers printmaking at Red Hot Press and is a visiting lecturer at West Dean College. The starting point for her [...]
Suzie MacKenzie Suzie MacKenzie's work reflects a long-term personal connection with the landscape of the far north-eastern Scottish Highlands where she lives and works: it exists primarily as a subjective response to the place's story, topography and structures. Yet whilst each image attempts to capture a particular location at a [...]
Marion Kuit Current and recent work is connected with hidden meanings,trying to scrape the surface to something that may be underneath. The "Yellow Wallpaper" series is a response to the a short story where we are not sure if the protagonist is mad or is a victim. She claws at [...]
Faisal Khouja Faisal Khouja is a Printmaker based in Gloucestershire. The primary material used is Linoleum, which is gouged out expressively, often seeking to enhance the geometry found in the Natural World. As many as 5 separate colour plates are used to achieve the final hand print which is executed [...]
Glenn Ibbitson Printmaking is integral to my art practice; its means provide a vocabulary of mark-making midway between the painterly and the graphic which simply cannot be produced through other media. My previous ‘Printfest’ contribution consisted of landscapes, and figures subjected to trafficking and extraordinary rendition. I have utilised drypoint [...]
Raymond Higgs I currently concentrate on relief printmaking as the medium where I can best explore my interest in chromatic colour, in multiples. I moved on from making large lino prints using this method, to engraving small endgrain wood blocks and find enormous interest in the necessary forward planning of [...]
