Jill Cardinal

 

Little relief printed autumn delights by Jill Cardinal.

Carrie Shryock

Carrie Shryock of 1canoe2's American city snow globes.

Ashley Goldberg

I love these birds by Ashley Goldberg primitive and beautiful, they remind me of traditional Indian paintings or birds on Persian tiles.

Ashley Goldberg

This is a wonderful new series of graphic prints of flowers by Ashley Goldberg.

"I strongly believe in what you're happiest doing at five is what you will be happiest doing your entire life. Growing up, I endlessly drew and embroidered onto washcloths that my grandma gave me little creatures and animals that I desperately wanted to live in the woods of my backyard. In my mind these creatures had tiny, magnificent, ornate lairs in the trunks of old trees (which I also drew, along with maps of how to get there). And although these creatures were elusive and shy, they always decided to befriend me. Over the years, my creatures have become decidedly more design-driven, put a part of me is still just drawing little friends to have." Ashley Goldberg

Christopher Marvell

Christopher Marvell loves the foundry and sculpting, but he also makes very wonderful dry point etchings, where the humans body or thoughts are echoed by their zoomorphism or animal companions.

Helen Acraman

Helen Acraman's work is wonderful, but my favourite is this print, I love the details of feathers, fabrics, trimmings and hair, and the shapes and composition.

Sea Spray Blue

Ah! The Christmas jumper and reindeer combo, what could be better, have a look at the wonderful prints of Katrin Schwulst at sea sprey blue.

Phillip Ritchie

A map of Britain constructed from headlines of local newspapers, by Phillip Ritchie.

I loved this because I used to be a press cutter many moons ago and I had to read all of those local papers and their funny, tragic and disturbing headlines. It is very clever and thought provoking piece of work that also has the appeal of an ancient map.