I'm so happy I got this done in time for illo friday, it nearly killed me. I know it's printed onto a notebook so some of you won't think it is an illo, but I do, and I hand cut the stencils because I can't use diazo at the moment (the birdcage is an existing photostencil) the quote, from Hamlet, is a rubber stamp I love. Don't keep yourself contained; set love free.
Available in my etsy store for Valentines, also available in black.
I think this week has been a record for blogging. So I've run out of things to say. No, actually I would like to say I have occasion to go into Boots pharmacy and every time they have been appallingly rude, unhelpful and incompetent. Not one person, the whole staff. I urge you to support your local pharmacy, or Lloyds, who were very nice to me.
12 comments:
I think that this a great illo. Just beautiful!
I love the image and am fascinated by your technique!
Fabulous! I've gotta have one!
Very wonderful indeed. I haven't busted in to packaging yet. I'd buy that notebook in the store though.
it's lovely!
it's definately an illo :) and i love it!
What a fabulous idea! I love the illustration of the bird cage. Very nicely done.
Fabulous - loving the black version... perhaps I could be 'harold & hilda' and order one for me and one for hubby! :D
Lovely containment! :)
I love the original version, it looks very retro :)
cabana digital
a charming piece
I've come back for more and have to say how much I love the line produced by the photo stencil. And nice photos with the new camera!
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