What a tremendous week it has been for my art with features on-line at South West Coast Path Association and Devon Life magazine. From an initial contact from Becky Millington at SWCP http://www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk I was able to relate my love of the coast through my love of art … Read on! Linocut artist Keith TunnicliffeContinue reading “South West Coast Path”
Author Archives: Keith Tunnicliffe
Le Tour …
Pleased to have completed these 4 original #linocut reductions of pro cyclist Rory Townsend taken from a key moment in the Tour of Yorkshire. Often leading out at the front I have hopefully captured this talented cyclist in true pose! Each original linocut measures 300 x 300 [500 x 500 framed] and priced at £160Continue reading “Le Tour …”
National Piers Society…
Proud to see my artwork featured in the National Piers Society Magazine following my capture of a powerful photo of Sandown Pier on the Isle of Wight. Having completed four individual and original linocuts I gifted the one pictured to the taker of the original photograph, Lindsay Jobling, as he was shielding during the currentContinue reading “National Piers Society…”
Isolation Portraits…
If you don’t ask … you don’t get! Portrait 1 needs a little lockdown vote in this Devon Guild Isolation Portrait Competition. Not used to capturing portraits so might need your help here! 😘🌈 Vote at … https://www.devonguildofcrafts.co.uk/isolation-portraits-2020
Salts Mill – Saltaire
Love this one myself but it is now on my website for sale! Only 2 versions of this classic view and the first sold super quickly. Salts Mill … Original Linocut £160 + £15 Post/Pack (Framed 500×500)
The first cut is the deepest …
Linocutting fans will understand that! Thanks for joining me on my new Blog where I will be introducing my latest works together with events and topics of interest as I seek to create original and individual art inspired by our beautiful coast and countryside… To start things off I am pleased to introduce my latestContinue reading “The first cut is the deepest …”
Keith Tunnicliffe 