Grief Drawing series
2022 - ongoing
Grief Drawing exhibited at The Horsebridge in the inaugural exhibition of Celebrating Kent Artists won the People’s Choice and Judge’s Favourite awards in October 2025.
Liz takes commissions for bespoke artwork within this series. Price depends on scale and complexity. Please contact her for more information.
Grief drawing series exhibited in solo exhibition at Appleby Gallery
Solo exhibition at Appleby Gallery
Award winning work in the Inaugural exhibition of Celebrating Kent Artists 2025 Pictured with with by Bruce Williams, Linda Karlsen and Amelia Coward
Award winning work in the inaugural exhibition of Celebrating Kent Artists Pictured with work by Sue Westergaard, Amelia Coward and Curly Q Signs
Grief drawings in studio
Grief drawings in studio
Whitstable in Charcoal
2021 - ongoing
Drawings from this series are held private collections in the UK and worldwide, as well as public collections for Bethlem Gallery and South London and Maudsley NHS Trust
Whitstable in Charcoal drawings are available to buy from the Shop section above
Liz takes commissions for bespoke artwork within this series. Price depends on scale and complexity. Please contact her for more information.
Commissioned Whitstable in Charcoal drawing in a client's home, Whitstable
Six Exhibition at The Horsebridge, Whitstable
Solo exhibition at The Sportsman, Kent 2025
Whitstable in Charcoal drawing 2025
A1 studio drawings
Whitstable in Charcoal drawing 2025
Anxiety Drawings
Series exploring anxiety, 2019 onwards
Exhibited at Yamaguchi Institute of Contemporary Art (2020 and 2021) and National Justice Museum (UK 2019-2021)
Acquired by Wellcome Collection, London
Lockdown Ink & Watercolours
Lockdown artworks, created throughout the pandemic
Commissioned large scale pieces in private collections in UK and New Zealand
Commissioned work in client's home, London
Commissioned work in client's home, New Zealand
Pouring Mountains
Large scale performance drawings from 2017 to date
Held in private collections in London and Richmond Virginia USA.
Pouring Mountains, held in Wellcome Collection
Pouring Mountains performance drawing for Bethlem Gallery
Pouring Mountains drawing
Pouring Mountains in the permanent collection and office of a psychiatric nurse practitioner in Richmond Virginia USA
Pouring Mountains, private collection, London
Commissioned Pouring Mountains
Commissioned Pouring Mountains drawing in private collection
Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Liz Atkin created and gave away more than 18,000 free #CompulsiveCharcoal newspaper drawings to commuters on public transport in London, New York, San Francisco, Singapore, Cologne and more.
Several from this series are held in the permanent collection of Derby Museum.
Compulsive Charcoal
