Lisa Hooper
A Company of Gannets, hand coloured linocut by Lisa Hooper
The air was filled..., multiplate relief print by Lisa Hooper
Brown Hare, linocut and driftwood print by Lisa Hooper
Courtship, reduction woodcut by Lisa Hooper
Atlantic Grey Seals, lino etching by Lisa Hooper
Redshanks, hand coloured woodcut by Lisa Hooper
A Deceit of Lapwings, hand coloured linocut by Lisa Hooper
Forsinard by Lisa Hooper (Photo by Euan Adamson)
Inspired by the natural world, Lisa Hooper’s print works capture the essence of South West Scotland, where she lives.
Lisa’s work is varied in terms of both technique and subject matter, but her passion for landscape and for natural history, particularly birds, is evident in much of her work.
Working from her studio at home, Lisa creates linocuts, woodcuts and etchings. She has developed a technique for producing batik pictures on paper and has been exploring the ancient craft of Japanese woodblock.
You may be familiar with Lisa’s work already as she regularly supplies the RSPB with her artwork for Christmas cards. For Christmas 2012 her work will also be presented on an Amnesty International card. Lisa is the winner of two awards at the National Exhibition of Wildlife Art and was one of 22 artists to feature in Wildlife in Printmaking, edited by Carry Akroyd (Langford Press).
To find out more about Lisa and where she currently exhibits visit www.hoopoeprints.co.uk
