Hand Printed Daffodil Linocut on Cotton Rag Paper

Hand Printed Daffodil Linocut on Cotton Rag Paper

Hand Printed Daffodil Linocut on Cotton Rag Paper

£10.00 GBP
£10.00 GBP

Greeting Cards

Our greeting cards double as mini art prints, they're printed onto 100%... 

Greeting Cards

Thoughtfully Designed & Carefully Printed

Modern, colourful linocut artwork, greeting cards and personal stationery. Inspired by the defining British seasons, woodland walks, forest finds and comforting moments.

Adventures in Print is a creative , one-woman print studio by Pamela, a British printmaker on a printing adventure; one season at a time. Our products are designed and professionally printed in-house in Norfolk U.K.

Luxury Greeting Cards

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Tulips Linocut Concertina Card

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A Perfectly Imperfect Process

  • All block prints start as an original drawing

    Hand Drawn

    Pencil to paper is always how I start any project. I need the tactile feel of pencil on paper to get into flow and allow my ideas follow. Hand drawing lets me imagine how I will carve out the design line-by-line.

  • Using lino carving methods to create designs

    Traditional Methods

    Carefully I carve away my design, deliberate and slow, from the block. Each piece of linoleum removed breathes life into the design. Each cut and gouge thoughtfully carved. Once I’ve finished carving I apply the inked up block onto paper to truly reveal the design.

  • Hand printing first allows for organic textures

    Authentic Textures

    The difference in pressure and ink application during the relief printmaking process allows for a very real, natural and tactile variation in each design. Every piece of artwork created is truly unique, with its own characteristics and flow. This is where I embrace the imperfections of it all.

Flowers for Every Occassion

Cards for Your Favourites

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Print Journal & News

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  • The Unassuming Hedgerow & Dog Rose Linocut

    The Unassuming Hedgerow & Dog Rose Linocut

    Time for a break from abstract florals to a more detailed design. I’ve taken inspiration from the humble Dog Rose (Rosa canina), commonly found climbing and scrambling through hedgerows, accompanying...

    The Unassuming Hedgerow & Dog Rose Linocut

    Time for a break from abstract florals to a more detailed design. I’ve taken inspiration from the humble Dog Rose (Rosa canina), commonly found climbing and scrambling through hedgerows, accompanying...

  • Forget Notifications, Send a Note Instead. Here’s 5 Reasons why You Should.

    Forget Notifications, Send a Note Instead. Here...

    Why notecards? I’ve found myself pondering this while I continue working on another new set of block print stationery. Sometimes the pull towards notecards and correspondence stationery can feel conflicted,...

    Forget Notifications, Send a Note Instead. Here...

    Why notecards? I’ve found myself pondering this while I continue working on another new set of block print stationery. Sometimes the pull towards notecards and correspondence stationery can feel conflicted,...

  • Getting Ready for Season's Greetings

    Getting Ready for Season's Greetings

    We're at the very end of September now and summer feels like a very long time ago. The sun is still shinning but there is a very definite chill in...

    Getting Ready for Season's Greetings

    We're at the very end of September now and summer feels like a very long time ago. The sun is still shinning but there is a very definite chill in...

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Meet the Artist

  • Pamela is the printmaker and designer behind Adventures in Print

  • Pamela - Printmaker & Surface Designer

    On an unending adventure to create and design colourful stationery, paper goods & home textiles. I have a passion for blending techniques of age-old printmaking with modern digital methods. My print designs are best known for their clean lines and pleasing colour combinations with an imperfect/wabi-sabi finish.

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