The Rawcliffe Bridge Award for Sustainability - BASF in Agriculture

Linocut illustration for BASF’s sustainability competition. The Rawcliffe Bridge Award for Sustainability celebrates farmers' work to reach their sustainability targets and recognises how growers will improve sustainability in the next twenty years.

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The illustration is composed of 16 individual linocut prints. Each quadrant of the plate depicts a season in the farming year and the natural cycle of farming; cultivation, planting, protection and harvesting. See how I created the linocut prints in my Rawcliffe Bridge Award blog. 

 

The linocut illustration has been used across a range of media, including The Rawcliffe Bridge Award for Sustainability plate. See the animated illustration on the Farmers Weekly website. For more information and to enter, visit The Rawcliffe Bridge Award for Sustainability. 

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Commissioned by and graphic design by The Chase Creative Consultants. 

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Linocut illustrations for National Trust’s Sutton Hoo

A series of 12 linocut illustrations were created using the linocut techniques. They illustrate the story of Sutton Hoo from the Anglo-Saxons through to the present day. This includes archaeology, history, human interaction, landscape, nature and local wildlife.

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See how I created each of the linocut prints in a series of five blogs, starting with Part 1. Sutton Hoo, National Trust: Linocut illustrations commission.

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Commissioned by and graphic design by Design by Journal.

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Linocut illustrations for the Intensive Care Unit at York Hospital

A series of 8 illustrations for the ICU at York Hospital. Each illustration was inspired by British wildflowers and medicinal plants related to healing and well-being. Much of the inspiration was from photos I’ve taken in my garden and during walks through meadows and woodlands. Each illustration was drawn digitally in the style of linocut, using a vibrant uplifting colour palette.

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Commissioned by The Arts Team at York and Scarborough Hospitals.

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The Kirkby Foundation and The Whitwam Family Charitable Foundation funded this project. This project was supported by staff Elaine Hunter Lead Nurse in Critical Care and Bertrand Porhel, Clinical Educator. The Arts Team at York and Scarborough Hospitals coordinated the project, supported by York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Charity. The printers and installers were Harrisons Signs and the painters, the Hospital Estates Team.

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Linocut illustrations for Footmarks: A Journey into our Restless Past’ by Jim Leary

A series of 10 linocut illustrations for Jim Leary's new book, ‘Footmarks'. See how I created the linocut prints in my Linocut prints for Footmarks blog. 

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I am a member of the AOI (Association of Illustrators).

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