Inspired by a print by artist Annie Bisset; about a month ago I undertook carving an 18"x18" honeycomb pattern block. I had no plan on using it for some sort of bee print, I just thought the pattern would work for me. The reason why I made it so big was so I could move the paper to various spots on the same block and get nice layered effects. This is one of the final prints from a pile of prints.
This print is for sale on Etsy.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
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these are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
you are such a genius.
Very nice :)
Welcome to the blogger front page!
Beautiful prints...I am so impressed by the quiet beauty in them, the wonderful flow and tones.
I am glad I found your blog.
Hi Marissa. I love the soft colors in the background, the offset overprinting of the honeycombs and the strong silouette of the cattails. This is lovely.
P.S. CONGRATS on being a "Blog of Note"! Awesome!
I am honored. Thank you so much.
Thanks Annie for inspiring me to use that pattern. Boy was it a pain to carve, but I knew that it would pay off in the end.
Well done.. are you selling these?
** Shaun **
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This version isn't for sale, but other ones are up on http://www.mlee.etsy.com
I should clarify, this print isn't for sale because it has already been sold.
i like this one........ but.... you know, if you took art class this is subject to ..... you know criticism. I can say it is nice but not what I would like to have......... but I like your octopus one!
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