Gallery

New Work features engraving offset with lino & vinyl cuts. Engraving is slow; engendering  arrangements of wilt-proof things like Locks & Tools. Travelling to Other Places with strong natural light has inspired prints from Morocco, India, the Yemen and Namibia – and back to Australia. Prints made for design commissions include London Transport and the Royal Mint. Gardens trees and still lives are in Growing Things and sequential editions were originally Film Frames. 

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NEW WORK 
Engravings with Linocut

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LOCKS & TOOLS
Shiny & Rusty Things. 

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AUSTRALIA
Outback Journeys

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LONDON PRINTS
London Transport poster.

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POUND LINOCUTS
 Royal Mint Designs

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OTHER PLACES
Travels with Sketchbook

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GROWING THINGS 
Still Lives & Gardens

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FILM FRAMES
Sequential Proofs
  

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SMALL ENGRAVINGS
 Coming Soon

WHERE TO SEE THE PRINTS 


Bankside Gallery London. The Victoria and Albert Museum London. London Transport Museum, the Museum of London all have prints in their collections. The Ashmolean Museum Oxford has the largest holding of Edwina Ellis prints, with over 40 examples from all stages of her career, including the latest work. See Contacts.