Elspeth Lamb: March Hare

Elspeth Lamb: March HareElspeth Lamb created this print as part of a unique series of lithographs using traditional limestone combined with digital imaging techniques whilst working with printmaker Jonathan Jones in our workshop. The suite of prints, entitled 'Nagasawa Cantrips', was inspired by Elspeth's four week residency in Japan, whilst studying the Japanese art of paper making. The title uses old lowland Scots language with 'cantrips' meaning 'a magical spell of any

"- Roddy Phillips in 'Peacock Visual Arts 35 Years of Great Stuff

he describes the experience:

Hugely reminiscent of Picasso

two of which were donated to Eastbourne Hospital Arts Trust an organization Judy worked with

the movement across the paper - from left to right - implies the durational aspect of a musical composition

he started Moschatel Press

John Knox and Mary Queen of Scots

Amy then graduated with an MA in Printmaking from the Royal College of Art

ISLAND is based around the strange architectural history of Inchgarvie whose now uninhabited ruins tell of past lives as a castle

a subject which has long interested Maclean

She graduated from Glasgow School of Art’s Environmental Art course in 1990 and from its MFA course in 1993

"I first worked at Peacock Printmakers in the early 1980s