Linocut is a relief printmaking process in which an image is carved into lino, inked and printed by hand. My prints begin as drawings, often made while travelling, which I then redraw and develop in the studio. Rather than reproducing a single view, I use composition to combine elements, adjust space and construct new landscapes. The carving process simplifies and refines the image, focusing on structure, rhythm and line. Many of the prints feature recurring characters, including a fox-like figure that represents me, alongside Marple, who also appears throughout the work.