Shona Branigan Relief Art Prints Wood Engravings Woodcuts Letterpress

Shona Branigan : Salmon Jam Press

Here at Salmon Jam Press, Moss and I are never far from our source of inspiration: the trees and rivers of the North of England.

I am an artist printmaker, creating Tree prints, wood engravings, woodcuts and letterpress from my musings on the river bank, and often in the river itself.

I love trees and so I find the discarded pieces from fallen or cut trees, and I print them in honour of the life the tree had.

Come and meet the Yew, Oak, Elm, Douglas Fir, Cherry and Ash.

They all have their story to tell.

My Best Seller: The Yew 1913-2018

We stumbled across Shona's work quite by accident in a remote gallery on a break in the Lake District. We were totally engrossed, stunned, amazed and completely impressed by the imaginative, original beauty of her work. Several weeks later, after much discussion, we decided to purchase a work for our home, and chose this fantastic yew print in black ink. It hangs in pride of place in our living room, and we never tire of looking at it. It arrived very carefully packaged and beautifully framed. I wish we had more money so I could hang one of Shona's prints in every room of our house! She is one of my favourite artists. Please don't stop doing what you do Shona! Thank you so much.

The Yew print

Alison

The Douglas Fir Printed

Original print Cards

Wood Engravings

Greetings Cards

Ancient Ash Tree Muker, Swaledale

The Old School Gallery, Muker, Swaledale. The 198 year old Yew print, and the Muker Ash are there. After seeing the Ash prints you can visit the Ash Tree as she still stands proudly overlooking Swaledale and just a short walk from the gallery.

The Muker Ash

Robinson Gay Gallery Springtime Exhibition

Exhibiton runs until 24th May 2019
Creative collaborations lead to exciting opportunities. A creative collaboration between Susie White, Stephen Tomlin and Kim Lewis has led to an idea for a new exhibition and event for the calendar on a theme of Gardens and Nature in Springtime.

The inspiraton for the exhibition is Nature, Spring and a love of books.
Our connection and re-connection to Nature through drawing.
Memory; moments in time; collections of objects that give a sense of place.
The work features a collection of artist's books, prints and drawings relating to the Spring.
Artists exhibiting are: Kim Lewis; Cathy Duncan; Jo Westgate; Cat Moore; Shona Branigan; Rachel Phillimore;
Adele Burdon; Jo Bourne; Willa Story; Karen Melvin

The Gallery