All wood slices have found new homes!🥺 thank you so much for all the support loves!💕 one last look at this baby acorn who's going to a new home 🍂✨
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Here’s how I would respond if people would ask me to tell them that I’m in my 30’s without telling them that I’m in my 30’s:
Above photo taken 6/18/2023.
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2023 December
Hand painted wood slice ornaments - samples for class I taught.
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My plan was to find some quiet nook at the family reunion and just write some while we waited the last hour for midnight, but instead I drew on these cute wood ornaments my cousin brought.
Most people in my group drew two each. I drew six. I probably shouldn't have had that coffee.
Happy New Year!
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wooden birb :3
(tap on image for higher quality!)
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p. 17. Supplementary catalogue of wood carvings, mouldings, rosettes, newel posts, balusters, twist work, capitals, columns, etc. n.d.
Internet Archive
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Typography Tuesday
This week we present some type and wood-engraved initials from an edition of Alfred Lord Tennyson's Lyric Poems by the Vale Press, printed in London at the Ballantyne Press in an edition of 320 copies in 1900. British artist, illustrator, printer, and book and type designer Charles Ricketts (1866-1931) founded the Vale Press in 1896 and designed three typefaces for the press. The most commonly used typeface was Vale Type, which is used here. Ricketts also used over 100 ornamental initials which he designed and engraved, several of which are shown here. To make the initials, Ricketts would draw the designs in ink, and then would paste a number of designs onto a single sheet. These were then photographed onto a woodblock, engraved by Ricketts, and finally separated when they were electrotyped.
The Art Nouveau-style border design in the first image was designed by Ricketts and engraved in wood by Charles Edward Keats, who began working for Ricketts in 1899. As Ricketts did not own the requisite printing equipment for his enterprise, he established a relationship with the venerable Edinburgh-founded Ballantyne Press, and this edition was printed by Charles John Holmes, who worked for Ballantyne and became the manager for Vale.
This copy of Lyric Poems is another gift from our friend Jerry Buff.
View more posts with work by Charles Ricketts and the Vale Press.
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Plant of the Day
Saturday 30 December 2023
The distinctive flattened flowerheads of Chasmanthium latifolium (fish-on-a-fishing-pole, northern wood-oats, inland sea oats, northern sea oats, river oats, spangle grass) which dry remaining green with shades of bronze and purple tints. This grass is ideal for shade and a moisture retentive soil.
Jill Raggett
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Another floral print (for once created from my own brain without the help of various ornamental design books). It unintentionally ended up looking very hoppy, right down to the serrated leaves, so I've printed it in this thinned-out phthalo green as well.
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Boxmore ornament 💜💚🧡❤️💙💚💜💚
I did this during art club- I’m so happy with it I love it so much 💗💗 I also just love them 🤤
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Self-Titled Guitar Ornament
$20
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