'Steely Resilience' Screen-Print - Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn charity print for Archer Project & Roundabout

'Steely Resilience' Screen-Print - Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn charity print for Archer Project & RoundaboutProduct details Water based eco inks and premium British made 270gsm recycled G. F. Smith card. Size: A4 (297 x 210 cm) Signed by Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn & the printer Designed by Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn to raise money for her mayoral charities, Archer Project & Roundabout About the artist Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn has produced a limited run of prints titled Steely Resilience, featuring her illustration of the Women of Steel, in collaboration with The Archer

Product details

– Water-based eco inks and premium British made 270gsm recycled G.F.Smith card. 
- Size: A4 (297 x 210 cm)
- Signed by Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn & the printer
– Designed by Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn to raise money for her mayoral charities, Archer Project & Roundabout

About the artist 

Lord Mayor Jayne Dunn has produced a limited run of prints titled ‘Steely Resilience, ’ featuring her illustration of the Women of Steel, in collaboration with The Archer Project’s social enterprise Printed By Us.
She says, "The Women of Steel sculpture, standing proudly at the heart of the city centre, commemorates the strength, resilience, and pride of the women who responded to the call to work in the steel factories during the First and Second World Wars. Although dismissed from the factories after each war, the women involved refused to let their impact fade. 
People experiencing homelessness have to show extraordinary resilience every day. The will to survive the trauma and pain people experience when rejection, disdain, hatred and disgust are routine is remarkable. The people we support refuse to give up and be dismissed, just as the women of steel refused to have their contribution forgotten. Steely Resilience is an apt commemoration for the steelworkers of Sheffield and the vulnerable people we support."

Why Printed by Us

We are Printed by Us – an Archer Project Initiative. 

We employ people who have overcome homelessness and other adversities.

We run screenprinting workshops, teaching new skills, as the people we work with move towards more fulfilling lives.

We collaborate with some of Sheffield’s finest artists to create unique designs.

We print artwork and garments

We sell what we produce.

We reinvest the profit.

We run more workshops.

We support more people.