Tulip

Elizabeth Hall is a London-based printmaker whose work draws inspiration from the beauty of nature. Her designs are fuelled by a deep passion for capturing the vibrant colours and intricate patterns that define the natural world. With a focus on marine life, botanicals, and organic forms, Liz brings her subjects to life in a playful and colourful style. Through the medium of printmaking, she aims to convey the magic and wonder of nature.

 

Whether capturing the vibrant ecosystems flourishing beneath the ocean’s surface or illustrating the gradual transformations of the Earth's landscapes, Liz’s work serves as both a celebration of nature’s wonders and a reminder of its vulnerability. Her intricate designs invite viewers to reconnect with the natural world, encouraging a sense of awe and appreciation for the delicate beauty that often goes unnoticed. By combining bold, playful colours with thoughtful depictions of environmental themes, Liz hopes to inspire others to reflect on the impact we have on the planet and to foster a deeper respect for its preservation.

 

With a background in digital design, Liz has rediscovered her love for fine art by immersing herself in the traditional craft of linocut printing. This approach, which contrasts with the precision of her digital work, allows her to embrace the unique imperfections that emerge during the printing process. There is an appreciation in the unpredictable nature of printmaking, where each print reveal holds the potential for happy accidents that add character to her work—something that’s often missing from the digital world she spends her days in.

 

A member of the London print collective Pressing Plates and North London’s Running Jump studio, Liz has recently exhibited at the Cave Gallery in London, Water Street Gallery, and the Fox Yard Studio in Suffolk.

Cyanotype and Collage

21x29.7cm

Framed Under Glass