Birds of a Feather exhibition

A few of my screen prints have been included in an exhibition called 'Birds of a Feather' at The Art Nest gallery in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. More info here. The exhibition is on until the 24th June.
(Photo courtesy of The Art Nest.)

New screen prints

I have made two new bird prints recently.
The first is of a Sanderling. I love watching them running up and down the beach in Ireland, they look like cartoon characters!

The other is of a Kingfisher. There is one at the stream nearby that I occasionally spot, if I am lucky. A flash of iridescent blue, out of nowhere.

©Jenny Seddon 2017

I am part of a group of screen printers called The Friday Group. We have a new exhibition of screen prints at The Normanby pub in Putney, London.

Some new work is out!

First, here is a new calendar that is out in Marks and Spencer's...

Next up, here are some chickens for a book published by Ryland, Peters and Small called 100 Ways with Eggs.

Here is my latest screen print. Inspired by a walk along the north Cornwall cliffs in the summer where the Common Blue butterflies were loving the Ragwort. Although Ragwort is poisonous to livestock, it is a major source of nectar for many insects and a colourful native flower on the cornish cliff tops.

A new edition of the Skylines book is out! 

A slimmed down version, featuring my illustrated skylines alongside key facts and 

brief notes about each building.

Available here.

Here are a couple of my prints that are in the 'Kind of Blue" exhibition 

at the Normanby pub, Putney.