Prints
Most of my prints are made from my own handmade mixed media handmade relief prints.
These prints are printed with top quality oil based inks from Lawrences in Brighton and are printed on various types of high quality printmaking paper.
The ‘Bedtime Prints’ at the bottom of this page are ‘giclee’ digital prints from my paintings- a special series with children’s bedroom walls in mind. As these are digital, rather than handmade, they cost alot less than the other prints, that are all entirely handmade by me.
My work explores my family life, memories and dreams. I often aim for a deep sense of quiet solitude in my work.
The prints are available at various galleries and shops throughout the U.K.
The prints can also be purchased securely with debit card, credit card, or through Paypal from this site.
Click on an image below or use the menu to explore different themes in my printwork.
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Animals and Children
Wide Open Sea
Magic and Myth
Wild Beaches
Camping
Big Prints about Being Alone
Bedtime Prints
Information about delivery, postage etc can be found on the ‘info for online buyers’ page.
April 16, 2008 at 12:55 pm
Hi Ed
As you know I am a great fan of your work and I am pleased as punch to have a print of yours at home (Storyteller swan). I also recently sent a copy of the shell collector to my friends 2 year old daughter ‘Storm’ and she absolutely loves it! I love the handmade feel of your work and the simple themes that you express with a magical and dreamlike quality.
I hope to invest in more of your work soon.
Best wishes
Rachel x
How do I create a link to your site from mine?
January 4, 2009 at 10:19 pm
Hi Ed
Hope you don’t mind but didn’t manage to get along to see your work in Todd’s – and now I’ve been told it’s finished. Any chance you still have the one with Kilimanjaro featuring (albeit in a minor way)? I just want to see it, if there’s a chance. Is it on this site – and if so, could you send us the link?
Anyway, smashing to see you the other day, hope all is well with everyone in your family – and say hi to Sammy for me,
‘enry