Original prints
Hang nature on you walls
Original linocut prints in limited editions
Inspired by nature - Handcrafted in France
SAVE THE DATES
21st Nov. - 23rd Nov. 2025
Saint-Leu art expo, Saint-Leu-la-Forêt (Val d'Oise)
Craft fair "métiers d'art"
September 2025 - June 2026
Monthly Workshops
Franconville, Val-d'Oise
Monthly polychromatic linocut workshops with association Oxygen'95 in Franconville
September - December
On demand Workshops
In my studio,near Crépy-en-Valois, Oise
Day-long polychromatic linocut or half a day introduction or linocut printmaking workshops
FEATURED PROJECTS
A series of prints inspired by the beautiful seascapes of Brittany in France, reinterpetations of sketches made on location since 2020. You might recognise some of the heavenly places of the Côte des Abers area (and my beloved Aber Wrac'h).
Illustrations commissioned by Martin Guillet for his MA Fashion and Accessory design integrated in his lookbook.
Jeux d'eau evokes the vibrations of light on sea water on a calm sunny morning.
This linocut print was awarded the Charbonnel Prize at the second edition of Estampes d'ici et d'ailleurs in Le Mans and took part to the sixth printmaking biennale of Epinal.
A series of small prints about freedom and change which took part to Miniprint Cadaqués and Miniprint Kazanlak competitions. Connection was one of the winning prints of the 43rd Miniprint of Cadaqués!
PRINTMAKING
Printmaking consists in carving a block which once inked and pressed on a sheet of paper will form a printed picture.
The block allows printing several engravings, which are all considered as originals since they are all slightly different, unique.
There are multiple printmaking techniques. Relief printing implies carving the wood or linoleum block with a sharp tool (gouge).
The carved areas will not be inked and will reveal the paper after printing. The design is printed in reverse and the block can be compared to a stamp (the word stamp comes from the Italian stampa print, press).
Some slight variations of colour can be observed from one print to an other in one edition. These are normal and contribute to the charm of the craft! When you buy a print, do not hesitate to examine all the series of an edition to choose the one you like best.