Lida Lopes Cardozo Kindersley

[2] She is considered the foremost letter-cutter currently working in the United Kingdom[3][4][5] and is "dedicated to the increase of good lettering in the world".

[2] Her work in slate, stone and other media includes carved memorials, plaques, inscriptions and sundials which can be seen at many public locations in the United Kingdom and beyond.

Lida and David collaborated on many creative works including the British Library gates, a 1980 memorial stone to Richard III at Leicester Cathedral[11] and Stations of the Cross for the London Oratory School and in establishing the Cardozo Kindersley Workshop in Cambridge.

[12] In her subsequent career Lopes Cardozo has created works across the UK and beyond as public and private commissions with a particular focus on gravestones and memorials.

[10][21] In 2005 Lida and her childhood friend Els Bottema started to arrange a line of shells on the beach at Shingle Street in Suffolk.

Ledger stone at William Blake's grave, Bunhill Fields, 2018.
The British Library entrance gate and shadow.
Sundial at Foundress Court, Pembroke College, Cambridg
Sundial at Foundress Court, Pembroke College, Cambridge
Entrance to Wesley House, Cambridge, designed by Lida Cardozo Kindersley
Entrance to Wesley House, Cambridge, designed by Lida Cardozo Kindersley, 2016–17 [ 18 ]
The Shingle Street Shell Line