Martin Truefitt-Baker
Artwork

One for sorrow Two for joy Three for a girl and Four for a boy Five for silver Six for gold  Seven for a secret never told  Eight's a...

I ended up fascinated by the poetic idea of an otter swimming in the reflected stars and Milky Way of the night sky.

I've been lucky to have work in three exhibitions starting in January. I managed to get up to Conwy for the opening of the Royal Cambrian...

I've seen kingfishers on the river Usk (south Wales). Sometimes even by the Crickhowell bridge but not that often. My experience of the...

I've been feeling a bit stuck in the studio lately. The winter hasn't been that bad but working on some commissions, a new linocut and...

My latest reduction linocut is of two badgers up on the hillside in the winter on a crisp chilly day. The hawthorn trees up on the...

Up and out early. Taking some photos/researching some ideas for the background of a couple of new prints. A crisp morning. The peril from...

When I design a linocut I often take the elements of the design, cut them up and rearrange them till I'm happy. It's only another step to...

A slightly varied edition. They are all the same tonal range. I think the image processing has made some lighter. The field where the...

It has taken a long time to finish this print for one reason or another. From the first ideas and sketches it has been nearly three...

This is one of two recent prints I’ve been working on over the past month or so. Hopefully the other one of a pinecone will be finished...

The Badger linocut print has recently been published by Art Angels as a part of their 'printmakers' range. That means there are now four...

This morning. Not as much snow as hoped but enough to make you look at the landscape in a different way. Got lost looking for a new path...

This design is the same size as my last fox print and is also set amongst the trees and bracken on Mynydd Llangatwg. The printing has...

Whahooosie! Finished at last. Several lessons learned, I had to 'patch a part of the last layer because I was rushing and cut away too...

Trees the on side of the mountain track to the quarry on Mynydd Llangatwg. The path is worn deep into the ground and must be very old....