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Eliza Gwynne (b.1999) is a Sydney based designer and printmaker working on unceded Gadigal Land.
Always was, always will be.
Gwynne completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts majoring in printmaking - at the National Art School in 2020. Three monoprint works exhibited in the BFA Graduate Exhibition (from the series “detach”) were acquired for the school's archive.
My printmaking and drawing practice draws on my love of photography and form through meticulous, carved studies of fleeting experiences and environments. Contrastingly, my monoprint and book art works tend to present a more abstract and sentimental means of storytelling with organic compositions; often representing a collection of dreams and worries.
In 2025 Eliza will graduate from JMC with a Bachelor of Visual Communications.
While my artwork has felt true to my expression at this stage of life, I have found a bolder voice and passion through designing projects for others. Collaboration has encouraged experimentation and discovering different styles I otherwise wouldn’t have explored in isolation. I’m excited to use and develop my technical skills to help clients better communicate and achieve their goals.
Contact:
︎ @elizagwynne
︎ Eliza Gwynne
︎ @elizajgwynne@gmail.com
Open to work and collaborations in 2025, feel free to reach out! ︎
I’m working on a template to help with transparency with freelance and contract design work while between jobs - feel free to contact me for a quote, very happy to help out and collaborate!
Sales of Woodblock Prints:
Most woodblock prints exhibited here are available for sale.
e.g. [“edition 1-5 unavailable”] in italics indicates that all other editions specified above are still available.
Feel free to contact me through the above platforms if you have any questions!
((Any sales would be organised through direct transfer only))
I’d also be happy to provide a quote to include framing also.
Because some papers are very fragile framing is recommended for works on rice paper, especially if requiring shipping.
Photo: Lissa Barnum