You can find out more about wood engraving and see my work on my website: www.andyenglish.com
I am always very happy to talk about designing and engraving a bookplate for you to use yourself or for a gift. My work is always be in demand and there is usually a wait of at least a couple of months, sometimes more. However, I can sometimes fit work in if it is for a special event. Contact me at andyenglish@btinternet*dot*com.
I have arranged the bookplates in groups of ten, starting with the most recent.
Bookplate 71
Wood Engraving 75 x 50 mm
The tower of Montaigne in Perigord, France,
with his skeptical motto "What Do I Know?"
Here is a detail:
Bookplate 72
Wood Engraving 94 x 80 mm
This complex image was a challenge, both n the design
and the engraving. I enjoy a challenge!
Here is part of the engraved block:
Bookplate 73
Wood Engraving 67 x 50 mm
The owner of this plate and I both appreciate the bookplates
of the Italian engraver Italo Zetti and I used several elements
from Zetti's work in this design.
Bookplate 74
Wood Engraving 100 x 75 mm
An orrery for a scientist.
Bookplate 75
Wood Engraving 70 x 70 mm
The S.S. Normandie and Jack Russel terriers, set against
a historic New York skyline. Here is a detail:
Here is a detail of the engraved block:
Bookplate 76
Wood Engraving 75 x 50 mm
A Cornish coastal landscape.
Bookplate 78
Wood Engraving 75 x 50 mm
Castel Coch in S. Wales. I have included some of the motifs
from architect William Burgess' wonderful designs.
Here is part of my final drawing:
Bookplate 79
Wood Engraving 75 x 50 mm
A corgi, a short haired cat and a reference to
Roald Dahl in the open book. I enjoyed making
this bookplate very much. Here is a detail:
Here is part of the pen and ink drawing:
and here, the partly engraved block:
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