Printmaking is an adventure – you never know where it will lead and it constantly surprises!

Campbell Barclay is a multidisciplinary artist who’s practice includes painting, printmaking and sculpture

I love the marks and textures that are made in creating collagraphs. The process allows my love of colour and pattern from my textiles to continue

The unpredictability of printmaking is what draws me to the medium.
It's a test of patience and skills.

Carving lino to create landscapes and moments of modernity is utter joy!

I aim to recreate the texture and tactile nature of printmaking utilising digital techniques

For me printmaking is not about repeating an image in multiples, but the quality and possibilities of the printed, drawn line

the process of printmaking can have unexpected outcomes

The Technicality. The finish. The challenge of creating within a limited medium.

Print affords me endless possibilities to play or be profound

Nothing is quite like the moment when you peel the finished print from the block

I enjoy the happenstance nature of print, the transference of an image from plate to paper.

Mark making with lino, searching for depth and contrast in binary black and white.

A soon as I found time in my life for any sort of art practice, I knew that I wanted to be a printmaker.

Etching provides me with the opportunity to build layers; representing time and weathering that is inherent to all places.