Artwork description:

Near my studio in Teesdale is a limestone scar from the top of which, on a clear day, you can see across to the Yorkshire Dales National Park and in the other direction the AONB. It is high enough to put you level with a Kestrel as it hovers above the slopes of scree and scrub before you get to the enclosed fields below. This lino and screen printed work is one of a series inspired by the landscape and birds of the north east. This is one of a limited edition of 30. The prints are printed by hand which means that each print is subtly different.

Printed on 300 grm paper in water based and oil based inks and mounted in Ice White. For buyers in the UK my prints are all mounted ready to drop into standard size, readily available frames. This particular print fits a 50x50 frame from Habitat. This frame was available online for £35 when I last checked. Search Habitat dark birch 50x50 picture frame. The aim is to make it easy for you to get the picture on your wall and to keep the costs of buying and displaying original artworks as low as possible. The prints are packaged in cellophane, bubble wrap and protected by a reinforced cardboard envelope. Outside the UK postage costs make it too expensive to send large mounted prints so the 50x50 prints are delivered rolled in a tube.

Materials used:

water based screen and block printing inks and oil based printing ink

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