PRINTS: WOOD ENGRAVINGS, LINO CUTS and VINYL CUTS

With recent prints, engraving and relief cuts are printed together using offsetting techniques.

Travel for strong natural light has inspsired prints from Morocco, Australia, the Yemen and Namibia - see prints of Australia

Engraving takes a long time and has engendered a practice of arranging still lives of things that won't wilt: plumb-lines, tools, drill bits and locks. See Locks and Tools

Sequential editions make Films and prints.
See Tabby Twenty Nines on YouTube. See how in Research.

Where to see the prints:

Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2013

Two recent works are in the RA including Jag Round One right. The Victoria and Albert Museum London, the Art Gallery of NSW, the London Transport Museum, and the Museum of London have prints in their collections. The Ashmolean Museum Oxford has the largest holding of Edwina Ellis prints, with over 40 examples from all stages of her career, including the latest work. See Contacts.