This is a hand-carved linocut print of cheerful daffodils, a classic sign of spring and the birth flower for March. Daffodils symbolise new beginnings, hope, and joy – everything I love about springtime! This original print offers a different perspective on the daffodil, with a more muted colour palette that still has a subtle vibrancy. The delicate mint green mulberry paper makes a beautiful backdrop.
 
The bright yellow daffodils are set against a fairly vibrant, slightly purplish pink background. This combination creates a gentle contrast, less "pop" than some of my other daffodil prints, but with a sophisticated feel. The pink also contrasts nicely with the yellow of the daffodils themselves.
 
For me, daffodils are the sign that spring has arrived, bringing with it brighter days and a sense of renewal. As a spring baby myself (it's my birthday month!), this time of year is extra special, and I've loved creating this image to celebrate it.
 
This is a limited edition print of 50. Because each print is hand-pulled and hand-burnished using a baren (no printing press here!), there may be slight variations, making each one truly unique. This adds to the special, handmade nature of each piece.
 
The print itself fits a standard 10x8 inch frame, and the paper size is 21cm x 26cm. It comes mounted on flat cardboard and wrapped in biodegradable cellophane, so it'll arrive with you as beautifully as it leaves my studio. Everything is hand-packaged by me, and it's posted flat in an A4 envelope, meaning it should fit right through your letterbox! I also like to wrap everything in tissue paper for that extra bit of care. Delivery is included for anything over £15.
 
To keep your linocut print looking its best, it's recommended to mount it within a frame, ensuring it doesn't touch the glass, and avoid displaying it in direct sunlight.
 
This daffodil art print is part of a series I'm creating throughout 2025, capturing a different flower each month. I'm so excited to share this ongoing project with you!
The photos I've taken try to capture the colours as true to life as possible, but please remember that colours might vary slightly depending on your monitor settings.