UK Wedding News
21/12/2011
The design, by Hugh Ribbans, captures the joy of the nation as newlyweds Prince William and Catherine Middleton emerge from the abbey with crowds cheering and press taking pictures.
Entitled ‘Smile Please’ the image is taken from a linocut by the graphic designer.
Hugh Ribbans trained at Canterbury College of Art and runs a graphic design business. Relief printmaking was his craft subject at college, particularly linocutting, and in 1989 he purchased a restored Columbian press, circa 1830. He now spends as much time as his graphic work allows, producing woodcuts and linocuts, mixing heavily grained wood - often driftwood - and lino in his prints.
Subject matter is derived from images of animals and birds often with a stylised treatment much influenced by ethnic art and his graphic background.
He has exhibited at the Barbican Gallery, the National Theatre, the National Print Exhibition, the Printmakers Council Open, The Society of Wood Engravers, the Society of Wildlife Artists and the Affordable Artfair.
(GK)
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Royal Wedding Celebrated On Westminster Abbey Xmas Card
Westminster Abbey has chosen to depict the Royal Wedding on it's 2011 Christmas card.The design, by Hugh Ribbans, captures the joy of the nation as newlyweds Prince William and Catherine Middleton emerge from the abbey with crowds cheering and press taking pictures.
Entitled ‘Smile Please’ the image is taken from a linocut by the graphic designer.
Hugh Ribbans trained at Canterbury College of Art and runs a graphic design business. Relief printmaking was his craft subject at college, particularly linocutting, and in 1989 he purchased a restored Columbian press, circa 1830. He now spends as much time as his graphic work allows, producing woodcuts and linocuts, mixing heavily grained wood - often driftwood - and lino in his prints.
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Subject matter is derived from images of animals and birds often with a stylised treatment much influenced by ethnic art and his graphic background.
He has exhibited at the Barbican Gallery, the National Theatre, the National Print Exhibition, the Printmakers Council Open, The Society of Wood Engravers, the Society of Wildlife Artists and the Affordable Artfair.
(GK)
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