Landforms
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This series of prints combines collagraph and drypoint techniques and is informed by landscapes encountered during long-distance walks across Scotland. Many works were sketched directly on site and aim to convey the expansive, sweeping character of open mountain environments—their textured, topographic intricacies, broken and ragged terrain, undulating forms, the vast, tumulous skies and the brightness of water bodies.
The prints are predominantly greyscale, with subtle tonal variations and surface texture generated through the collagraph process, while drypoint in black ink introduces a hatched, drawn overlay. Variations in intaglio inking and paper choice result in variable editions, reflecting the changing conditions and physicality of the landscapes themselves.
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