The other day I talked about William Morris and how his floral work inspires me. I thought you would like to see some of my William Morris inspired Artwork. They are all available to buy on Folksy and Big Cartel. Please feel free to let me know what you think.
24 February 2011
William Morris Collection For Sale
Labels:
A3 Posters,
Artwork,
Big Cartel,
Floral Design,
Folksy,
William Morris
Happy Birthday Card - Experimentation
I'm in the process of developing my own greeting card range. I'm using blind embossing and letterpress for my designs. I just love the look and feel of blind embossed images. Heres an example of a prototype with more designs coming soon.
Labels:
Birthday card,
Blind Embossing,
Flower,
Gold,
Greetings Card Range,
Letterpress,
Prototype
16 February 2011
William Morris Inspired Artwork
William Morris was a fabulous designer and artist. I get a lot of my inspiration from his floral designs.
I have recently put up for sale some of my prints, which are floral like some of his designs. I have used pencil and water colours like Morris used to aswell. Please feel free to have a look at them on folksy and big cartel.
Some of my favorite William Morris Pieces.
I have recently put up for sale some of my prints, which are floral like some of his designs. I have used pencil and water colours like Morris used to aswell. Please feel free to have a look at them on folksy and big cartel.
Some of my favorite William Morris Pieces.
Windrush 1881-83 Pencil and Watercolour sketch for a textile design. Love it! |
Evenlode, Striking Colours |
William Morris Initials, Amazing Detail |
Labels:
Big Cartel,
Floral Design,
Folksy,
Inspiration,
William Morris
2 February 2011
Letterpress Printing
Just lately I have become very interested in letterpress printing. I love the idea of letterpress artwork and I'm very interested in creating my own designs using this method.
I have come across some brilliant designs, here are some of my favorite examples
Letterpress baby announcement designed and printed
Self-promotional design. The coasters were letterpress printed on 60 point Pulp Board stock.
See the rest of the designs on Cranky Pressman’s blog.
Beautifully designed letterpress business cards again by Jessica Hische.
Printed in 2 colors, and the paper finished with edge painting. Stunning!!
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