This superb etching entitled “Blue Swing” is by Amy Casey.  Found via Zg Gallery, Chicago.

This superb etching entitled “Blue Swing” is by Amy Casey. 

Found via Zg Gallery, Chicago.

The foreground/background action in artist Jason Burch’s “Ringside” amuses me greatly. Found via 20x200.

The foreground/background action in artist Jason Burch’s “Ringside” amuses me greatly.

Found via 20x200.

Alexandra Hedberg’s “Colouring” series shows a misbehaving Snow White in hand-coloured screen print form. “POW” indeed!

Alexandra Hedberg’s “Colouring” series shows a misbehaving Snow White in hand-coloured screen print form. “POW” indeed!

Tetsuo Aoki is a Japanese woodblock printmaker whose elongated black and white figures caught my eye - more work can be seen here. Found via Designers Go To Heaven.

Tetsuo Aoki is a Japanese woodblock printmaker whose elongated black and white figures caught my eye - more work can be seen here.

Found via Designers Go To Heaven.

This print about bonding in the woods is by Jing Wei.

This print about bonding in the woods is by Jing Wei.

I think I need this brilliant print to be reminded - “it always seems impossible until it is done”. Wise words. Available from theloveshop on Etsy.

I think I need this brilliant print to be reminded - “it always seems impossible until it is done”. Wise words.

Available from theloveshop on Etsy.

This illustration of mine forms part of a new fundraising site for children’s hospice Richard House in London. The site, designed by The Partners, allows you to create your own one-off work of art - you can visit it at www.goinggoinggone-red.org.It is similar to a huge game of consequences featuring 120 illustrators - each has drawn a head, body or legs. You can choose your own combination (there are 64,000 possible unique combinations) to be printed as a giclée print.The suggested donation for each print is £60, with P&P costing £5 in the UK and £10 elsewhere. All proceeds go to Richard House. You’ll have to be quick if you want your chosen mix of head, body and feet -  only one of each combination will be produced as a print! 

This illustration of mine forms part of a new fundraising site for children’s hospice Richard House in London. The site, designed by The Partners, allows you to create your own one-off work of art - you can visit it at www.goinggoinggone-red.org.

It is similar to a huge game of consequences featuring 120 illustrators - each has drawn a head, body or legs. You can choose your own combination (there are 64,000 possible unique combinations) to be printed as a giclée print.

The suggested donation for each print is £60, with P&P costing £5 in the UK and £10 elsewhere. All proceeds go to Richard House. You’ll have to be quick if you want your chosen mix of head, body and feet -  only one of each combination will be produced as a print! 

Brazilian illustrator Samuel Casal’s woodcuts are all absolutely superb - it was difficult to pick one to post but I kept coming back to this fine fellow, entitled “Cão”.

Brazilian illustrator Samuel Casal’s woodcuts are all absolutely superb - it was difficult to pick one to post but I kept coming back to this fine fellow, entitled “Cão”.