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Luna North’s home and studio are found at the foot of Exmoor in Devon. She draws directly from the wild landscape producing limited edition linocut prints of the native flora and fauna. Her work also depicts the weather patterns, atmospheric colour and narrative of the British countryside. She creates linocut prints with a strong sense of design and pattern.

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Cover Artist: Slightly Foxed Issue 60, Chris Wormell, ‘The Fox’

Chris Wormell

Chris Wormell never went to art college or had any formal training and is entirely self-taught. Nevertheless, he has become one of the finest illustrators working in Britain today. His illustrations, predominantly wood engravings or linocuts, are timeless, beautiful and inspiring.

Cover Artist: Slightly Foxed Issue 59, Luna North, ‘Beechnuts’

Luna North trained at the Falmouth School of Art. She now lives in Devon where she specializes in printmaking. The images in her linocuts of native flora and fauna are inspired by the wild landscape around her and are designed and carved in the Romantic tradition. Her work can be seen in galleries throughout the UK and has recently been exhibited in New York.

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