FAQs

What is Linocut?

Linocut is a series of artistic prints created using linoleum blocks. The design is carved into the linoleum by hand, and hand printed using block ink. The result is called a linoprint - although it is an original and unique artwork rather than a copy. I use a shifting plate technique which results in each print being unique.

Editions are limited in number as the linoleum deteriorates with each print.

Are they originals?

All items listed for sale are original prints using my own designs. I create limited prints for each cut - usually 10 in different colours. All work is original. Certificate of Authenticity provided. Genuine credit to the architects and creators of our beautiful streets.

All artwork is framed and ready to hang. Frames are either black or white (by request).

What is your shipping policy?

I ship artworks securely within a few days of purchase. All shipments are via registered mail.

All postage within Australia is $30 per item.

Collection in Sydney, Australia can be arranged.

All international postage is charged at $30 to the buyer in addition to the actual cost of secure postage to your destination. I will confirm the costs with buyer prior to sending

Can I buy a series?

Yes - series of two or three in one colour palette are available - please contact me to discuss. Series by location also available for Newtown, Surry Hills, Enmore and Sydney Harbour.

You are welcome to contact me directly via email to request images of all available prints within each series. Most prints are a similar size and display in a series of two or three - grouped by colour or location. Please contact me to discuss preferences - I am happy to provide a catalogue by colour including some unlisted pieces.

Commissions are available by agreement. Total cost within the range of $1,000 for two original prints - standard size (21cm x 29cm - within A3 frame). Multiple prints (up to 15 total) are available at additional cost of $100.

Are the prints hand-made?

What do the numbers mean?

Each print from a series (using the same block) is identified with a name and number. For example, “Newtown Intersection 2/15” is the second print using the linocut titled “Newtown Intersection”, a linocut that produced a total of 15 prints. Each linocut has a limited lifespan - generally 15 -as the linoleum deteriorates after use. I catalogue my art based on location and colour.