My prints explore space, scale and light in wild landscape. I begin with observational drawing, but my prints are not direct geographic representations; they are a response to the feel of each place, the season and weather. I like my prints to be open to interpretation, reminding the viewer of their own experiences of wild places. My prints are chiefly linocuts, but I also work with Japanese woodblock and Western woodblock. My techniques and approach are heavily influenced by my printmaking residencies in Japan. I work in many layers of transparent colour interpreting drawn and painted line into print.
