For this series of landscape prints, I began with a photograph of trees that is first translated into black and white monotype, where the focus is on light and shade. I then break down that printed image and reconstruct it through colour screenprinted layers. I tried different colour combinations, which makes for a varied edition of prints with a range of different colours. I use layers from the monotype and intersperse these with others derived from the original photograph before adding hand-drawn pencil marks.

Rather than presenting a complete description, these prints invite you to enter a world adjacent to the photograph, where memory and feeling take precedence over reproduction.

Printed on Somerset velvet paper, traditionally an etching paper. The texture of this soft paper lends a layer of complexity and surface to these atmospheric limited edition prints.

Varied edition of 10

Unframed - £300

Framed - float mounted as shown £450

Limited edition screenprint, edition of 15

Image dimensions: 30 x 40 cm.

Putney Bridge is famous for having a medieval church standing guard at both ends. This print shows St Mary the Virgin on the south, Putney side. On the north side of the river, on the Fulham side, you can find All Saints church. As children we often walked in Bishops Park on the Fulham side of the river and always talked about the fact Patrick Troughton came to a sticky end in the grounds of that church in the 1970s film The Omen (not that we had seen the film, of course!)

Printed by hand in London using water based inks on Fabriano 300gsm paper. All prints are signed and numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity.

My prints are handmade and colours will vary from the example shown on screen as the skies are hand blended.

£170.00 unframed. Framed £240. Framed items can be collected or delivered locally. Unframed print will be posted flat.

Monotypes are an expressive and more immediate form of printmaking than screenprinting, where each colour layer is prepared and applied separately. With monotype you ink up a plate and use a variety of tools to add and remove ink, before running it through a press.

Each print is unique and an edition of 1.

Framed £195

Monotypes are an expressive and more immediate form of printmaking than screenprinting, where each colour layer is prepared and applied separately. With monotype you ink up a plate and use a variety of tools to add and remove ink, before running it through a press.

Each print is unique and an edition of 1.

Framed £195

Monotypes are an expressive and more immediate form of printmaking than screenprinting, where each colour layer is prepared and applied separately. With monotype you ink up a plate and use a variety of tools to add and remove ink, before running it through a press.

Each print is unique and an edition of 1.

Framed £195

For this series of landscape prints, I began with a photograph of trees that is first translated into black and white monotype, where the focus is on light and shade. I then break down that printed image and reconstruct it through colour screenprinted layers. I tried different colour combinations, which makes for a varied edition of prints with a range of different colours. I use layers from the monotype and intersperse these with others derived from the original photograph before adding hand-drawn pencil marks.

Rather than presenting a complete description, these prints invite you to enter a world adjacent to the photograph, where memory and feeling take precedence over reproduction.

Printed on Somerset velvet paper, traditionally an etching paper. The texture of this soft paper lends a layer of complexity and surface to these atmospheric limited edition prints.

Varied edition of 10

Unframed - £300

Framed - float mounted as shown £450