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Lorraine emailed me this morning with some images of her lovely paper cuts. Take a look at Lorraine's blog here. Thank you Lorraine!
I just found this ingenious book scultpure by Spanish artist Alicia Martín, purely by chance. Right up my alley!

Just testing. I've got a new phone, so I can start blogging during my hefty commute. Might need a bit of practice though!
In the mean time, meet my cat, olga.

It has been a long time coming, but I have finally made myself a new website. Take a look here. What do you think? I'd love your feedback! Hope everyone has a great weekend!





Just wanted to share a few of these hand cut city maps and pen and ink drawings from Studio K, Karen's Etsy shop. Of course, I love the London one the most. So beautiful...




I know that everyone has posted about Amy Ross a million times, but I just really love her work. I first came across her work at the ArtStroll in Atlanta (which I highly recommend). I just thought I'd share a few more images. The Fairy Ring piece has always reminded me of Time Capsule by Alison Gill (below), which I saw at my favorite exhibition of all time, Dream Machines at the Camden Arts Centre.
The Last Days of Disco by Hollis Thornton Brown available here.