A print with no ink at all, titled 'Nothing To See'. The joke is complete before you have even read it: the words are embossed into thick Somerset satin paper, pressed into pure relief and shadow, so the "nothing to see" reveals itself only when the light rakes across the surface. It is the wittiest piece in Corinna Wilson's embossed series, a deadpan line in the tradition of British understatement, signed and numbered from an edition of 100. And the value anchor holds: the original tufted wool artwork of this exact phrase sells at £1,300 at IIF Gallery.

Bob & Eve is the creative pseudonym of British textile artist Corinna Wilson, based in Brighton. The name is a double joke: 'bobbin' and 'weave' for her textile practice, and 'Eve' in place of her husband Steve's name, a running reference she takes pleasure in. She grew up surrounded by tapestries, cross-stitch and patchwork quilts, studied Illustration at the University of Brighton, worked as a digital illustrator for clients including Fortnum & Mason, and founded a homewares company stocked at Selfridges and Liberty before returning to craft with Bob & Eve in 2020. She and her husband brainstorm the slogans together, bouncing funny phrases off one another. Her colourful works are an irreverent take on modern society: "Corinna Wilson reminds us to stop taking life too seriously, and rightly so!".

Edition: 100
Signed: Yes, signed and numbered by the artist
Medium: Embossed "no ink" print on Somerset satin paper
Dimensions: 40 × 60cm
Year: 2025
Certificate: Accompanied by certificate of authenticity