I am Jane Spink, an artist and author living and working in the county of Essex, United Kingdom. I spend my time making artwork using a variety of printmaking processes and my overwhelming inspiration comes from nature; birds, trees, skies… On here you will of course find images of my work… but also I hope to give you an insight into my processes and a feel for the journey I embarked upon many years ago and have still not completed…
Original Prints
Tutorials and Workshops
In my store, you will find a selection of original prints, collages and mixed media pieces which have been handmade using an ever-growing variety of printmaking processes.
There are also fine art giclee prints available for purchase in a choice of sizes, both framed and unframed.
If you are looking to create your own linocut prints, my new book “Nature Imprinted” is available to purchase HERE
**I am also delighted to announce that I’m now represented by Glasshouse Contemporary, a lovely new gallery situated in Hackney, East London. Glasshouse also offer a great bespoke framing service and ship worldwide – so if you’re looking for that extra special statement piece, this could be what you’re looking for! Click HERE to browse my collection of available pieces.**
Please be aware that if you are ordering from overseas, extra taxes or tariffs may be payable on your purchase.
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Cyanotype in motion!
I’ve mentioned before in my posts that I’m a signed up member of the Alternative Processes Academy, a wonderful online resource for learning and creating artwork with alternative photographic printing processes. As well as having…
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Suffering from Creative Block? – You can collage your way out of it!
If you’re an artist, you will know the feeling of being immersed in whatever project, exploration and/or pieces you are creating at any one time – that shiver of excitement you feel upon waking in…
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Summer Cyanotypes and Wildflowers
When I was walking one day recently on Rayleigh Mount – my local green space, I was saddened and dismayed to see that large swathes of wildflowers, nettles and brambles had been suddenly and crudely…