These are all original prints.
Due to the nature of the printmaking process minor variations can occur between prints, thus making each one a truly unique piece of artwork.

Most of the above prints are reduction prints which is a multi layered print created by using a single block. The block could be lino, wood or even foam. You then repeat the process of carving and printing over and over until the final look is achieved. Other printing methods that I use are dry point printing, this is an engraving method in which the design to be printed is scratched directly into a copperplate with a sharply pointed instrument. Lines in a drypoint print are characterised by a soft fuzziness caused by ink printed from a burr, a rough ridge of metal thrown up on each side of the furrow of the drypoint line.