Chris Sinden
Linocut Artist

It was while living in Norway (2001-2005) that Sussex born Chris Sinden learnt how to cut lino. His first prints were of local views but he quickly turned his hand to quirky humour.

In 2004 two of his "Dirty Habit" prints were selected to hang in an exhibition that toured southern Norway and he became the exhibition's "most sold" artist.

Chris returned to the UK in 2005 and began to specialise in wildlife subjects. While some of his linocuts have a more conventional format, Chris has developed a collage style of printing, where smaller images butt up against each other to make a larger final picture.

Some of these complicated linocuts have been exhibited in London with the Society of Wildlife Artists.

Chris now continues with his work as an artist in the Forest of Dean.

Chris at work	Quartering the field 48 block linocut
Heading for Home 51 block linocut	The Lookout 37 block linocut
Sentinel 47 block linocut	By a silver stream 25 block linocut	Where the river joins the lake 32 block linocut
Backwater 46 block linocut	Forest's edge 38 block linocut	Coast 47 block linocut

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