This work on paper is 33 x 27 cms. It is float framed in a limed wood frame.

As this piece is framed in a glazed frame it is currently available for collection or delivery only, ion the Bristol area.

This piece was inspired by a walk at Eggardon Hill in Dorset, England. An Iron Age hill fort, it's scale is overwhelming and the surrounding countryside has a sway and movement to it, as if the earth were moving underneath it's skin. The sheep that graze it's sides make regular lines and patterns in the grass- a gift to the artist.

This piece has been started as a drypoint etching- a plate made by scratching into metal or card. This was then printed on an etching press at Spike print Studio in Bristol. I have then collaged coloured and textured tissue paper into the pieces, as well as hand mono-printed onto them (this is like printed painting- very gestural). This is a complete one-off piece- not part of a print series.

I know it can be a little daunting buying art online, so feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you'd like any further photos, videos or information, with no pressure or obligation. It can be enjoyable to find just the right piece of art for your space. I also undertake commissions, so if you'd like something similar to what you see, but bespoke to your needs, just let me know.

I do not give refunds, but am happy to exchange pieces or write a credit note. If the piece reaches you with some damage or is not as described, then please take photographs and I will arrange a refund as necessary.
I'm happy to provide very accurate measurements and estimated framed size to help you imagine the piece in your space- just ask. I can also provide framing advice.