Original printmaking can be a collaborative process between the artist and the printmaker. The artist draws their image on a series of transparent films or ‘separations’. The printmaker then works with the artist to build up the colours and textures on the screens to produce the final image. Artizan will only create a maximum of 90 prints in each ‘edition’. Once the edition is sold out, it can never be printed again as the ‘separations’ are destroyed. This uniqueness means that the value of each print can rise dramatically.

Sally Gimson, and her team at Artizan Editions continue to collaborate with artists to produce hand crafted, original prints in an art world which relies increasingly on signed reproductions.'I feel it is important for people to discriminate between their options and to make an informed choice when buying art,' said Sally.

Sally Gimson,
Artizan Editions,
Workshop 6, Hove Business Centre,
Fonthill Road , Hove , East Sussex , BN3 6HA
Tel 01273 773959
www.artizaneditions.co.uk
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