6 January 2010

Another page for a travelling art book



Here's a page for Lisa's book - the last in her travelling book before it flies back to her! Knowing that Lisa is a nature lover I decided on a wild flower/plants theme and made this page with a lino cut printed onto some lovely delicate, lacy/spiderweb-like paper which I applied to coloured Japanese papers. I have to say I struggled a bit with the cutting of this design - lots of curves and zigzags here - and slipped with the tool to decapitate a poor little snail in the process :( Hence the addition of an origami butterfly to fill the gap left by my carelessness! Hope you like the print Lisa!

9 comments:

  1. Wow Caroline, this is just stunning. HOpe you had a great Christmas with your family! All my best wishes to you in 2010. I look also forward to following your blog and amazing art work! xxx

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  2. This is exquisite!!
    Poor escargot :(
    I do love the blue butterfly with the greens and browns though!

    XX

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  3. I can just imagine you trying to get all of those curves and zigs cut into the surface. I am so thrilled with the end result. I don't see one mistake here. It is beautiful.!!! I can't wait to get it into my hands so my eyes can fully absorb the print. Thank you.

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  4. what a lotta work too. great art.

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  5. Lovely. I think the butterfly helps make it so.

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  6. This is spectacular...so many layers of loveliness...you are sooo talented in so many areas...Delightful! :)

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  7. Wonderful use of color & pattern! do so love the butterfly covering...
    Kudos!
    Caroline

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  8. I said on the other blog how beautiful this is and say it again here. I love the flow of the flowers and leaves....Just a wonderful piece of art in all ways. And of course the little orgami butterfly is so special.

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  9. Wow--I'm really missing alot of absolutely lovely pictures by not looking at your site more regularly. This is gorgeous!

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