I squeezed in this set of block printed note cards. The texture of the handmade paper adds rustic charm but it's almost impossible to get a perfect print.
I used two photos and my imagination to create this block print. One of the photos was of my daughter's cat sitting on a dresser looking out the window,
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and the other was a photo of a deer in our yard. Not a great photo but I only needed the silhouette anyway.
For Christmas cards I added a dab of red sparkly paint where the deer's nose would be.
Liz, I don't think I've seen one of your linocuts yet, these prints look perfect...and the nature of would lend to a good card if it printed imperfect. Love these, hope you'll add some to your shop.
ReplyDeleteI love these cards. And I really like that you showed your photo references ... it's really great the way you put the two together, along with your imagination. Like Pat, I hope you'll add some to your shop.
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