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Tenby is a hand‑pulled, five‑layer silkscreen inspired by the soft colours and gentle light of this much‑loved coastal town. Layered inks create a calm, uplifting composition that brings a sense of warmth and openness to any space.
Printed on 300gsm Munken paper, the piece has a soft, matte surface that complements the layered screenprint technique.
35 × 50 cm
Limited edition of 10
Unframed — pairs beautifully with a natural wood or white frame
Please note: Each print is individually handprinted, so subtle variations are part of this variable edition and the piece you receive may differ slightly from the one pictured.
You can learn more about my screen printing process and artistic inspiration on my About page. For framing suggestions and shipping information, please visit my FAQs. If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, you can reach me through my Contact page. You can also subscribe to my newsletter at the bottom of the site to hear about new work and studio updates.
Tenby is a hand‑pulled, five‑layer silkscreen inspired by the soft colours and gentle light of this much‑loved coastal town. Layered inks create a calm, uplifting composition that brings a sense of warmth and openness to any space.
Printed on 300gsm Munken paper, the piece has a soft, matte surface that complements the layered screenprint technique.
35 × 50 cm
Limited edition of 10
Unframed — pairs beautifully with a natural wood or white frame
Please note: Each print is individually handprinted, so subtle variations are part of this variable edition and the piece you receive may differ slightly from the one pictured.
You can learn more about my screen printing process and artistic inspiration on my About page. For framing suggestions and shipping information, please visit my FAQs. If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, you can reach me through my Contact page. You can also subscribe to my newsletter at the bottom of the site to hear about new work and studio updates.