I’m truly grateful to have seen so many visitors these past few weeks and I’d like to thank you for supporting my small business…supporting me. Honestly, it’s a real lifeline; a small outlet for expression and connection. http://www.etsy.com/shop/wildthymestudio Still a few small works on paper as well as etchings, woodcuts and larger works on canvas….
Tag: lino
Sale now on!
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15% off all items!
For the whole of October 2025. No minimum order 🌺 https://wildthymestudio.etsy.com?coupon=SAVE15 A range of discounted greeting cards, etchings woodcuts, linocut prints and acrylic paintings available throughout October! I look forward to hearing from you🌺 With light, Susan
At Last…
Going from having a sketch of an idea in my mind to then not quite sure how I’m going to create it: all about the journey. My love of the unexpected outcomes in printmaking is what holds my interest. Pushing the boundaries of overlapping ink gradients to a painterly finish. Will the previous layer peer…
Winter Show
Lots of wonderful new original etchings, woodcuts and linocut prints including a range of greeting cards! We are 30 members exhibiting and look forward to you joining us soon!
New Work
by Susan Whatling New work from my garden studio this morning, freshly cut soft linoblock and hand pulled prints. For the original drawing, I used chalk on large black paper, to capture the highlights I saw on the life drawing model. Next, I photographed the drawn image, printed off a photo and traced it. The…
Freedom
The beginning of this new project continues to reflect my personal life at this time and a longing to be set free from fatigue. Birds in flight capture my attention wherever we are so here are more seagulls… Usually I write myself free but the ideas are many so I’m going to begin setting some…
Freedom and Infinite Possibilities
I’m still playing around with vinyl and to be honest I like the speed of it. Sometimes I use oil paint instead of printing ink to mock up an image. I really enjoy the process; the journey to the end r esult. The way I see it, is take your time to build your composition,…
Cheeky Chaps!
The last couple of days have been about experimenting with vinyl (dark material in top left picture) while I’m awaiting a shipment of soft lino. Wonderful advantages with vinyl as it really is soft and easy to cut. I decided to use this material to work on my designs and composition. I’m pleased with these…
Susan Whatling 