Lizzie Wheeler (b. 1996) is a British printmaker whose work is deeply rooted in the natural world. Raised in a family of craftspeople—including potters, painters, and printmakers—she developed a strong appreciation for handmade processes from an early age. She studied Graphic Communications at Bath Spa University after completing an art foundation at Oxford Brookes University, later returning to her first love, printmaking.

Working primarily with linocut and woodcut, Lizzie creates stylised, figurative images that celebrate nature’s beauty. Her process is highly tactile, involving carving, layering and experimenting with texture to bring a sense of energy and movement to her work. She seeks to capture moments of wonder in the wild, translating them into bold yet intricate compositions.

Lizzie is a technician at Oxford Printmakers Co-operative, where she continues to refine her craft and explore new techniques. She is also a member of the Oxford Art Society, receiving multiple awards, including the Sally Wainwright Prize (2024) for her linocut The Marmalade Tamworth. Her work has been exhibited at galleries across the UK.