Ros Morley

Ros Morley is a practising Fine Artist/Printmaker, producing her vibrant, colourful prints with mixed-media. Her joyful, semi-abstract, landscape prints are mostly linocut or collagraph prints, plus some etchings, with aquatint and chine-collé.

Her work focuses on magical, colourful atmospheres, stemming from an emotional response to capturing an essence of a place. Ros uses her travels to inspire her work, including in the past two years, to India and Vietnam where the bright colours, vibrancy and visual stimuli have been a huge source of inspiration. Ros is inspired by nature, exploring contrasts of place, colour and different cultures, including dazzling landscapes or occasionally urban scenes. Colour, light and beauty are a constant source of inspiration, along with the work of Matisse and Bonnard.

She has worked as an art lecturer at several colleges (Barnet College, Westminster AEI) and taught in a variety of schools.

Ros has a BA (Hons) in Fine Art (Painting) from the University of the Arts, Camberwell, London, plus a one year post-graduate teaching qualification (PGCE). Ros also has a Masters’ degree in Printmaking from Brighton University /The London Print studio.

Work held in Public Collections

Victoria & Albert Museum Print Collection, London. 2015 & 2017

Wolfson College, Oxford University (2005)

Brighton University (2009)

Scarborough Museum