Saffron Walden

Terry, a printmaker and graphic artist, works from his print workshop in rural Essex.

For over four decades he worked in the world of graphic design, achieving success both nationally and internationally for himself and his clients alike. In 2013 a line was drawn, a journey began, expressed through the disciplines of traditional printmaking.

Currently, his graphic, photo imagery and visual thoughts (incorporated within his sketch books) are interpreted through the disciplines of solarplate etching, photo etching,collagraphs and monoprints that create a selection of contemporary prints encompassing : landscapes, seascapes, architecture, together with his specific interest ‘the warrior class’ through the ages.

In addition an on-going desire is to combine his calligraphic skills as part of these printmaking processes.

He was short-listed for the National Open Art Exhibition in both 2016 & 2017. Selected for the Small Print International Leicester Print Workshop Exhibition for their UK tour 2017 and awarded Best-Print-in-Show at The Cambridge Contemporary Biennial 2018. He is also a member of the Gainsborough’s House Print workshop.

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