Victoria Street, Edinburgh

Hand made linocut print of the winding Victoria Street in the iconic Old Town of Edinburgh.

Available in blue and red.

Frames available in beach wood or white.

Print size: 12cm x 17cm
Frame size: 23.5cm x 32.5cm

Purchase from my Etsy shop here. 

Stockbridge Market

I love this entrance to Stockbridge Market!

Linocut available in both blue and res from my Etsy shop now. Tell everyone!

All work and no play!

Phew! Knackered doing all this tonight!

Prints available on my Etsy shop. Tell all your friends!

 

 

Newhaven Harbour

The old harbour at Newhaven is a lovely little spot in Edinburgh and here's my linocut print representation of it.

Available on my Etsy shop in blue and red.

Busy busy!

Working hard producing lots of different linocut prints. I'm hoping to produce a large range of these – different buildings, views and structures from all around Scotland.

The ones that I've done are available on my Etsy shop and please keep coming back as they will be updated regularly.

Cockenzie Power Station linocut print

Not much time left for Cockenzie Power Station. I'm going to miss it. It's been on the coastline all my life and I always know I'm not far from home when those two iconic towers appear whilst driving up the A1. Here's my representation of this beautiful big square hunk.

Prints are available in blue and red and can be bought through my Etsy shop.

The Bass Rock

I've completed a linocut of the beautiful Bass Rock in East Lothian. Sitting just off the coastal town of North Berwick, this is a particularly loved print as it's one of my favourite places to visit.
It can be purchased through my Esty shop.

St Giles' Cathedral

Linocut print of St Giles' cathedral on the Royal Mile, Edinburgh. Available in red or blue. Can be purchased through my Etsy shop.

John Knox House

Another linocut print. This time of John Knox's house on the historic Royal Mile in Edinburgh. Lovely detail and a nice clean print. Available now through my Etsy site.

Forth Bridges linocut prints

I've been working hard on my linocuts recently and here are two lovely prints of both the Forth bridge and the Forth road bridge. All available on my Etsy site.

Penguins and Westies

Calvin has started making more of his small penguins – which are proving really popular – and now a pack of miniature West Highland terriers. The dogs look really stylised and slick and will be sweet when glazed.

Buster Crinklechops

Another commission for Calvin is complete. This time he was asked to create a small bust of Buster Crinklechops!

A great little project for Calvin as, as well as reproducing a very powerful – and lovable – dog, he got to choose a brilliant glaze.

Scottie Dog

Calvin's made a new Scottie dog as the Gallery on the Corner loved the previous one he did on commission. He's finished it and is very happy with it.

Here's a picture of Calvin and the dog having a staring competition.

Glazing at the table.

After doing a few pieces recently Calvin, with the help of Sharlene, has completed the bisque firing of them all and is now glazing them.

Tomorrow we will try and get the glaze firing done.

Penguins

Three penguins waiting on the bus!

Gorilla cards and envelope

As well as the English Bull Terrier cards, a while back Calvin helped produce some gorilla cards that I forgot to put on his blog. They are available in red, green, purple and dark blue. They are £3.00 each and come with an envelope. Contact me through this site if you'd like some.

LIMITED EDITION: We have also just done a small run of pink/magenta gorilla cards too!

English Bull Terrier cards

Calvin has produced a limited run on English Bull Terrier cards in four colours (Dark Blue, Magenta, Turquoise and Violet) which are now on sale. Contact me through this website if you'd like to purchase any – they are £3.00 each with envelope.

The dog comes from the recently sold sculpture of the Chav gorilla holding back the dog from attacking.

Naum Gabo style

Calvin was given a project at college where he had to take the style of an artist and adapt it to something he created. He chose Naum Gabo (I hadn't heard of him either) who does unusual figures with card/wood. Clever lad.