She had books and such, but rather, she decided to go straight to the source, as she wanted much to be a bird. It all comes in stages, the realization, she realized.
5 inch by 7 inch papercutting with 8 inch by 10 inch matting.
This is a teeny tiny 2.5 inch by 3.5 inch cut paper city with a cone flower growing in the middle of it.
Update: SKINNY! For Illustration Friday
Cut paper and tissue paper bird with lantern. 3.5 inches x 3.5 inches.
A new product which will soon be debuted here!
Cut paper. Influenced by a few things I saw during my recent trip to Rocky Mountain National Park.
Looks as though it began years and years ago, around the age of 6? I’ve been rummaging through a box of papers that my mom saved from my childhood and found several things that indicate an early interest in cut paper art.
Some new greeting cards rolling out as we speak.
Cut paper mounted on gessoed wood panel.
UPDATE: Strong Kitty for Illustration Friday.