Kate Lycett - Limited Edition Prints

​Hebden Bridge is home and is part of who I am and what I do. I love the warmth, the colour and the community of where I live. I love that almost everyone I meet in the street can do or make something beautiful. It inspires much of my work and the longer I am here, the more I learn about the town, and so my work develops. There is such history here. I hear stories from the people who remember the town when it was black and industrial and those who remember the hedonistic hippy days. The house I live in has seen it all, and we’re uncovering it’s histories as we pull up the floors and strip the walls.

Kate Lycett Limited edition prints are hand-finished with stitching, gold thread and gold leaf – making each one a unique piece. All prints come mounted in conservation core antique white mounts

Kate Lycett Limited Edition Print
Bolton Abbey
Image Size 38 1/2" x 16 3/4"
Mounted Size 47" x 26"
Number Of Signed Limited Edition Prints ​150
Mounted Price £330​ ​Sorry Sold​

Kate Lycett Limited Edition Print
199 Steps - Whitby
​Image Size 15 3/4" x 15 3/4"
Mounted Size 23" x 23"
Number Of Signed Limited Edition Prints ​250
Mounted Price £198​ ​Sorry Sold

Kate Lycett Limited Edition Print
​Valley Gardens
​Image Size 22 1/2" x 16 1/4"
Mounted Size 29 1/2" x 23 1/4"
Number Of Signed Limited Edition Prints ​250
Mounted Price £210​ ​Sorry Sold

Kate Lycett Limited Edition Print
The Viaduct - Knaresborough​
Image Size 15 3/4" x 15 3/4"
Mounted Size 23" x 23"
Number Of Signed Limited Edition Prints ​250​
Mounted Price £198​ Sorry Sold​

Kate Lycett Limited Edition Print
The East Pier - Whitby
​Image Size 14 1/2" x 8 1/4"
Mounted Size 20" x 13 3/4"
Number Of Signed Limited Edition Prints ​150
Mounted Price £120​ ​Sorry Sold

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I grew up in Suffolk where the skies are vast and the land is low and flat. My granddad was an architect and he taught me the rudiments of technical drawing when I was 9. He made me a drawing board and a T square, and showed me how to sharpen a pencil with a knife. I ventured north to York were I studied fine art at University (YSJ) and specialised in textile design. I had fun with pots of wax, resin, shiny fabrics and butterfly’s wings. From there I spent a year in Huddersfield where I studied industrial applications and CAD; fewer butterflies, more Loom Sheds!
My first design job sat me in a sterile studio changing colourways of prints to match company logos and I was never allowed to get my hands dirty. I missed my fingers being permanently stained with Prussian blue, and so I started to paint again.
In 1999 I moved to Sheffield, and after a while I started to sell my work in galleries, and in the art and craft markets there. I made many great friends. I moved to Hebden Bridge in 2005.