Brookfield, Newfoundland and Labrador
A working print studio in a former outport general store.
Janet Davis makes relief prints at Norton’s Cove Studio in Brookfield. The official shop also lists sailor’s knots made in the studio, giving readers a route to paper goods and functional craft with an identifiable local workshop.
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Owner and printmaker
The official studio website identifies Janet Davis as its owner and describes her relief printmaking work.
Norton’s Cove Studio occupies the former Kean’s General Store in Brookfield, Bonavista Bay. Janet Davis’s relief-printing process moves from drawing and carving linoleum to pressing ink onto paper. The studio’s paper-goods collection gives that work several useful formats, including cards and smaller prints, while framed work offers a separate choice for someone planning a display.
Begin with the format rather than assuming that one image comes in every size or presentation. Ask about dimensions and framing if the piece needs to fit a particular space. The studio also lists sailor’s knots made there, giving readers a different material craft to ask about through the same business contact route. Exact knot size and intended use remain questions for the maker. Older product details establish the craft practice, rather than a promise that a specific print or knot is ready now.
A collection of cards, smaller prints and related paper goods from the studio’s own printmaking.
Confirm the exact format, size and available design. This is collection-level proof, not live stock for a specific print.
Explore the collectionAn official collection of knots described on the homepage as made in the studio.
Exact size, use, rope source and immediate availability require confirmation with the studio.
Explore the collectionThe working studio opens by chance or appointment; arrange a visit directly. Confirm print format, framing, knot size and current availability. The official contact page says it does not maintain Facebook or Instagram, so use the studio’s own site.
Working craft studio in Brookfield, Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. Its own printmaking and sailor’s knots are described as made in the studio. Paper, ink, frames, rope and other stocked products do not inherit a Canadian material-origin claim.
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