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30 August, 20156 February, 2016 Lynn Bailey

Available from The Town Mill, Lyme Regis 13th Feb to 6th March and from Etsy shop

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Lynn Bailey is a fine art printmaker based in Devon

Eco minded printmaker. Inspired by bugs, hedgerows and specific environmental projects. I make my printmaking as environmentally friendly as I can and it is STILL magic!!

I use a lot of different printmaking processes and delight in the possibilities and moments of real surprise you get with hands on printmaking. A recurring theme is the use of materials gathered from the environment in the actual creative process. These materials leave traces of themselves embedded in the artwork - as we too leave traces of our activities etched into the landscape.

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