the Burne Jones and Harris families

girls

lost in the crowd

photopolymer etching made from a collage

Exhibition

Above is the flyer for the next show I'm exhibiting in. This show will contain the finest works from the staff of the London Print Studio!

Malick Sidibe

Poor Malvolio

35cm x 35cm soft ground etching with aqua-tint and chine-colle

Family Photo 2

2 colour stone lithography, using reductive and additive techniques. 15 x 18cm

Family Photo

Soft ground, photo etching and aqua-tint. 21 x 14.5 cm

Billy The Kid, As Directed By Jorge Luis Borges

Duo tone photopolymer etching. 19 x 53cm

Signs of Life

This is a piece I did for a group project called Signs of the Times. It was exhibited at the Impact print Conference in Bristol in September 2009. 30cm x 41cm

Always There

This is an image that I did to go with a short story called 'The Light'. 20 x 30cm

Midnight Silverfish Around The Hot Freezer

These are a couple of images that I did for an A5 magazine called An Endless Supply. This magazine consisted of lots of different short stories that were written in response to the initial story, 'Midnight Silverfish Around The Hot Freezer', which was printed on the cover.

Billy The Kid

In Conversation

Whose Curwen?

26cm x 19cm

The Jungle Book

Curwen Poster

An A5 poster which was designed for the Curwen Print Study Centre which had to be in black and white.

other people's memories

Size 21.5 x 15cm

other people's memories

Size 40 x 19.5cm

Size 10 x 10cm

Baker's Pride

Upcoming Exhibition

Fear of Flying

The acetate preparation for my screen print. 9 x 14cm

Wildlife

Articles 13. & 14. of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Article 13.1. Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state.

13.2. Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.

Article 14.1. Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution.

I was asked to make a placard celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. My print was made to be folded in half so that if it was used you would see a sea of hands reaching up for something or someone. http://www.flickr.com/photos/zara-arshad

I'm on page 2 at the moment.

Mutanabbi Street

I was asked to make a limited edition print based on a car bomb that exploded on Mutanabbi Street in Baghdad on 5th March 2007. Mutanabbi Street was famous for it's bookshops and cafes and was where the Iraqi literary and intellectual community would meet.

My print along with many others will eventually be sold to raise money for the charity 'Doctors Without Borders'.