A Monoprint drawing is made with a technique favoured by artist Paul Klee.

Oil paint is spread evenly across a plate and placed face-down onto paper.

Any marks made on the plate will print onto the paper.

It is a delicate technique that often requires patience! The paint plate needs to be at the right level of dryness before the print can be made. My preference is a small window between not too dry, not too wet; so the print is crisp, clear and almost smudge-free.

Dispatch time is usually 1 week

My digital illustrations drawn by a machine (but not a printer!)

A Digital Drawing is my alternative to an artist quality Giclée print (which is a print made on a specialist printer with lightfast inks on high quality archival paper.)

My digital drawings are created by me on my iPad, then drawn by a Cricut Maker 4 using a lightfast marker, so you’ll never see your drawing fade, just like a Giclée - but better…

… because these digital drawings are made with a real pen, they look like a drawing, not a computer print.

I decided to introduce the digital drawing to my collection because, like the Giclée, it means that you can own a piece of artwork at an even more affordable price.

Turnaround time is usually 1-2 days

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Commission your own architecture monoprint or digital drawing.

Colour Monoprint: from £70 (+P&P)

Black and white Monoprint or Digital Drawing: from £55 (+P&P) (size A4)

Turn-around time can be up to two weeks including design consultation.

A mixed media artwork made on a fabric stretched over a frame, starting from 12×16 inches.

Each piece is priced individually, starting at £250 plus postage and packaging.

Commissioning a painting is a collaborative process in terms of design, so usually takes a few months to complete (depending on the painting size)