A brooding, wave-lashed take on Dunstanburgh Castle rounds off my Northumberland series — and it was by far the trickiest! In this blog, I share all six monotypes, the technical hurdles (hello, dissolving ink!), and a video of me at work. It’s about learning through doing, chasing atmosphere, and pushing my process into wilder waters. Come see how one piece flowed into the next.

I'm delighted to share with you four new sunset art panoramas created using monotype printmaking. If you saw my previous post "Rear View...

I've been creating monotypes for more than 30 years - since my early days at art school but I still keep making discoveries for new...

Over the Christmas holidays and New Year, I've been working on these moody skies monotypes. I'd been feeling frustrated with the slow...

At last, I can share these new original monotypes! I've been working on them for a long time so it feels like quite an achievement to...

Last summer, in our allotment, my husband grew many kinds of poppies - Icelandic, Californian, Shirley, Himalayan - it was a visual feast...

These new new seascape originals with sunset colours are a development of the seascapes with headlands I was working on last year. My aim...