Mark Mulfinger is a South Carolina-based artist who creates amazing linocuts and batiks. I’m lucky enough to see his work on a regular basis since it’s on display in my local Starbucks. His work is colorful and expressionistic, and it consists mainly of vivid landscapes and still lifes.

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Former skateboarder Chris Bourke mixes his love of tattoos, religious iconography, music, nature and politics to create stunning linocuts. Images of stormy seas, birds and lyrics culled from bands such as The Smiths pepper Bourkes hand-coloured prints, making up a beautiful portfolio of hope and inspiration for a disillusioned modern world.

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London based illustrator and printmaker John.C.Thurbin uses lino-cuts as his weapon of choice to create beautiful prints of his traditional tattoo inspired illustrations.

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As an illustrator and animator who spends most of her time in front of a Mac, it’s nice to get my hands dirty every once in a while. Last year, I launched a small range of hand-printed lino cuts through my Etsy store to indulge my inner messy artist.

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