Dale made his first linocut in 1981 and this humble process has become the mainstay of his exhibiting career. He has constantly returned to this medium as a vehicle to investigate various themes, motifs and ideas. The marriage of colour and line alongside endless possibilities of overlays of ink allows Dale to consistently re-invent how the results play out. Often eschewing the convention of editioning images in favour of trying different colour combinations and mixing different blocks, lino cutting remains pivotal to an understanding of how Dale works as an artist.

Below is a glimpse of unique lino prints all working within a favourite framework of Dales - that of a 12x12cm square (image size). Printed on Somerset 410g paper. Paper size is  29x25cm. £65 each which includes p&p.