Pamela Mulholland - fine art printmaker and artist inspired by Cornwall, Epping Forest and what life throws my way
Hello, thanks for visiting - it means a lot to be that you have stopped by and had a browse.
I’ve always loved painting but a few years ago I dabbled in print making and really got the bug. What started as a mindful practice to relieve the pressure of work became so alluring that I wanted to do more. So I decided to study fine art print making at the wonderful Curwen Print Study Centre in Cambridgeshire, graduating in January 2022. I am now working full time as an artist and fine art print maker, building a studio in my home where Maisie my border terrier demands treats for her work as my studio technician.
I’m often asked what my favourite print process is and it will depend on when I’m asked and the temperature in my studio. I love the flexibility that screen printing offers and the detail that can be captured through the etching process. I’m drawn to the playfulness of mono printing and collagraphs and natural processes such as cyanotype. Basically, I love roaming around the many printing techniques and what I choose to use will depend on how I wish to develop my sketchbook ideas. I try to use sustainable materials and found objects as they can provide lots of inspiration. My favourite spots for sketching are meandering through Epping Forest and sitting on a rock on the beach in Cornwall. I’m drawn to the abstract and am influenced by the St. Ives artists particularly Dame Barbara Hepworth and Patrick Heron.
I’ve always loved painting but a few years ago I dabbled in print making and really got the bug. What started as a mindful practice to relieve the pressure of work became so alluring that I wanted to do more. So I decided to study fine art print making at the wonderful Curwen Print Study Centre in Cambridgeshire, graduating in January 2022. I am now working full time as an artist and fine art print maker, building a studio in my home where Maisie my border terrier demands treats for her work as my studio technician.
I’m often asked what my favourite print process is and it will depend on when I’m asked and the temperature in my studio. I love the flexibility that screen printing offers and the detail that can be captured through the etching process. I’m drawn to the playfulness of mono printing and collagraphs and natural processes such as cyanotype. Basically, I love roaming around the many printing techniques and what I choose to use will depend on how I wish to develop my sketchbook ideas. I try to use sustainable materials and found objects as they can provide lots of inspiration. My favourite spots for sketching are meandering through Epping Forest and sitting on a rock on the beach in Cornwall. I’m drawn to the abstract and am influenced by the St. Ives artists particularly Dame Barbara Hepworth and Patrick Heron.
I am now a resident artist at a gallery in Chelmsford Essex called Artists at the Meadows. I sell through a couple of other galleries in St Ives and Epping and at fairs and art markets. you can also find some of my work in my Etsy shop and on my website WWW.muldutch.com
So that’s me. Enjoy rummaging through my collections as I build them and thanks for visiting. Hope you will be back.
So that’s me. Enjoy rummaging through my collections as I build them and thanks for visiting. Hope you will be back.