Vicky Emby

Painter, Printmaker


Sharkham point

Acrylic on board

Bolberry

Monotype Print

Barn Owl

Acrylic on board

© Vicky Emby 2026 • All rights reserved

© Vicky Emby 2026 • All rights reserved

© Vicky Emby 2026 • All rights reserved

© Vicky Emby 2026 • All rights reserved

Exhibitions

October 2026 Mall Galleries London Society of Wildlife Artists Annual exhibiton
July 2026 Solo exhibition Studio 40 Dartington Estate
2025 Birdwood house Totnes
2025 South West Academy Kennaway House Sidmouth
2025 Brixham Art society Summer Exhibition Scala Hall
2024 The Roundhouse Dartington
2023 The Honnor press South Brent Studio
2022 Harbour House Kingsbridge
2022 Wales Contemporary Milford Haven
2020 Lyme Bay Arts Dorset Printmakers Open
2019 Royal West Academy Bristol
2019 Dartington print workshop Printmakers books
2019 Delamore Arts Cornwood
2019 Devon Artist Network spring exhibition Kingsbridge
2019 Bigger Picture Gallery Crediton
2019 South West Academy Exeter Castle
2019 Town Mill Arts printmakers open Lyme Regis
2018 Off the peg Printmakers show Dartington
2018 Solo show Birdwood House Totnes
2017 South West Academy Exeter
2017 Evolver Prize Thelma Hulbert Gallery Honiton
2017 Group exhibition Harbour House Kingsbridge
2016 Group show Webbers Yard Dartington
2016 Dartington Print workshop group show
Exhibiting at Textile trade shows 2000-2015
Premier Vision Paris
Texprint Como Italy
Comocrea Como Italy
London Textile fair Islington
Featured / Awards
2023/2025 Best in show Brixham Art Society
2017 Artist Publishing Company Award South West Academy
2017 Featured in The Art Edit House and Garden Magazine

Process

Walking, looking and sketching are an important part of my process. Time spent in the landscape allows me to absorb its changing light, colour, movement and forms, which then find their way into my paintings and prints.My Monotype prints like my paintings are unique. I create gestural shapes in colour, by wiping and layering ink on the plate to build forms. The process of making a print enables me to distil the information from my paintings to produce a different form of art and that in turn feeds back into my paintings.My bird series began as a study in presence and movement, combining botanical studies with the gestural looseness that runs through my landscape work. These paintings grow from quiet moments of watching gulls, small woodland birds and waders. I’m drawn to their energy, fragility and resilience, and to the way they inhabit the skyline of the Devon coast.EducationBA (Hons) Illustration Brighton UniversityTeachingDrawing Lecturer Loughborough School of Design and Creative Arts
Visiting Lecturer Central St Martins College of Art London
Visiting Lecturer Bath School of Art

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