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Ruth Ander

I am an artist and printmaker living in the South West of England.

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I’m an artist and printmaker based in the South West of England. Use this site to find out where you can see my work, browse artwork to buy, and join my mailing list for discounts and news.

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Experimenting today on three counts (is that too many?). Using drypoint card as a plate, battering and folding said card to make a accidental marks and letting the chine colle collage papers go over the edge of the printing paper, which should hopefully should make some layered, ragged edged more 'object like' pieces.

This print really captures the feeling of the sunrise which inspired it- I think it's one of my favourites of my new prints.

Happy to be in great company at Bath Contemporary Artists Fair today. It's lovely and cool in Green Park Station!

I'm trying to incorporate play into my artmaking these days. It's always been a part of the way I make art, but since taking the CVP course I'm trying to be a bit more structured about it (ironically).

In the middle of a mounting and wrapping marathon, ready for Bath Contemporary Artists Fair on Sunday. Quite enjoying these juxtapositions on the way though...

I found these lovely grasses in the garden print beautifully- wispy, incredibly fine lines, which you can't control of course!

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Experimenting today on three counts (is that too many?). Using drypoint card as a plate, battering and folding said card to make a accidental marks and letting the chine colle collage papers go over the edge of the printing paper, which should hopefully should make some layered, ragged edged more 'object like' pieces.

This print really captures the feeling of the sunrise which inspired it- I think it's one of my favourites of my new prints.

Happy to be in great company at Bath Contemporary Artists Fair today. It's lovely and cool in Green Park Station!

I'm trying to incorporate play into my artmaking these days. It's always been a part of the way I make art, but since taking the CVP course I'm trying to be a bit more structured about it (ironically).

In the middle of a mounting and wrapping marathon, ready for Bath Contemporary Artists Fair on Sunday. Quite enjoying these juxtapositions on the way though...

I found these lovely grasses in the garden print beautifully- wispy, incredibly fine lines, which you can't control of course!

Photographing my new pieces has made me realise how deeply worked the surfaces of them are (for prints anyway!) Sometimes I feel I'm a painter in a printmakers body!

Photographing these little ones today, ready for mailing list preview this weekend and then onto my online shop and out to real life events (hopefully!).

I'm at the point where I'm adding little finishing touches to my series of drypoints (often just before or even after I've photographed them- funny how looking through a lens allows you to see what's needed)

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