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As one of the world's oldest forms of printmaking, woodcut and linocut images have always fascinated me.  I have always been attracted to the stark contrast of simple black and white images, (even though I colour a lot of mine)  I started doing them many years ago as Christmas cards for friends and family, and after that I began to make small images in very limited editions.  Experimenting with lino-cut printmaking has also greatly influenced the way I work as a painter.  Landscapes translate easily into simple lines and patterns.

Dogwood on Comox Hill handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 5"	Two Douglas firs handcoloured linocut print approx. 3.5"x 5	The entrance to the path handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 5"
Evensong handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 5"	Down the garden path linocut print approx. 5"x 6"	The heart of the forest handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 6"
The moment we leave our shadows behind hand coloured linocut print approx. 5"x 6"	Butterfly on the wall handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 5"	grandma's kitchen handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 6"
a time for peace handcoloured linocut print approx. 4"x 5"	home for the holidays handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 6"	upon a midnight clear handcoloured linocut print approx. 5"x 6"