About The Inkery
Biography
The Inkery is Kevin Allan’s small printmaking studio specialising in linocut prints.
I’ve been creating art in some form or other for most of my life. Having worked in print for many years I began to learn printmaking in 2012, experimenting and teaching myself linocut.
My recent works depict scenes from the desert and ghost towns of America's west, inspired from my travels, allowing me to express myself using marks and textures to re-create these arid environments.
My prints are generally single colour and on a small scale, created to look great when hung in small collections.
Over the years I've been lucky enough to be featured in a few magazines and in Uppercase's Print/Maker book.
I’ve been creating art in some form or other for most of my life. Having worked in print for many years I began to learn printmaking in 2012, experimenting and teaching myself linocut.
My recent works depict scenes from the desert and ghost towns of America's west, inspired from my travels, allowing me to express myself using marks and textures to re-create these arid environments.
My prints are generally single colour and on a small scale, created to look great when hung in small collections.
Over the years I've been lucky enough to be featured in a few magazines and in Uppercase's Print/Maker book.
