About
Beth’s Experience
With over nine years of hands-on experience in textile printing, Beth has spent the last three years running Lyoness Press, specialising in high-quality DTG (Direct-to-Garment) and DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing.
Her technical expertise is paired with a background in the therapeutic arts as an expressive arts facilitator, where she's led creative programs for children, young people, and adults within marginalised communities - including individuals with learning disabilities, disabled artists, young people in kinship care, neurodivergent groups, and refugee and asylum seeker communities.
Beyond commercial production, Beth’s personal creative practice centres on printmaking, transforming intuitive mark-making into intricate screen prints. As an active studio member at Northern Print in Newcastle, she bridges technical print expertise, creative storytelling, and community-focused advocacy into every project at Lyoness Press.
Key Acheivements
Founded Lyoness Press
The studio was launched following Wild & Kind's decision to discontinue garment production, allowing us to build on their foundation and continue supporting clients under their direct guidance.
2023
MLitt in Fine Art Practice (Print Media)
Beth successfully graduated from the Glasgow School of Art's practice-based Master’s degree program focused on printmaking, research methodologies, critical evaluation, and collaborative critique.
2022
Founded Glasgow Initiative of Facilitation & Therapy (GIFT) CIC
Beth led a therapeutic arts service supporting the mental health and wellbeing of children, young people and adults. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she co-founded the organisation to continue supporting children with additional support needs at schools in Glasgow.
2020
Founded Print Clan CIC
Beth established and managed Glasgow’s first open-access textile printing studio - building its digital systems, booking infrastructure, and membership scheme whilst leading community workshops and high-volume public engagement events.
2018
Beth relocated back to Glasgow
Prior to this, Beth spent 10 years living and working in the Netherlands within the logistics organisation at Intel, working on worldwide customer service systems projects.
2016
More About Beth
Beth spent most of her adult life in Glasgow, where Lyoness Press was founded. She relocated the business to OneThreeOne Studios in North Shields at the start of 2025, and has settled into life at the coast.
When Beth isn’t at the studio, she enjoys being outdoors, whether it’s walking Finn, her Romanian rescue pup, paddle -boarding , or relaxing at one of the local beach saunas.