The Department of Phenomenal Papercraft loves this awesomely intricate papercutting entitled The Bee.
“This beautiful woodland design was entirely drawn freehand then cut from a single sheet of soft white paper using a surgical scalpel. With the papercut taking over 40 hours to make, it features many tiny flowers, intricate details even down to the fur of the bee and miniature leaves within the wings.”
It was created by artist Georgia Low of Georgia Low Papercuts and is currently available here.
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Tag: art
kept getting requests for gryphons so heres a bunch of them At Once
I still want a Pootoo Pallas!
Potoo + Pallas Cat YES.
not to be a nerd but it’s so crazy how he (Bernini) really did that from cold hard stone……. truly a spectacle, truly breathtaking, an honor to behold
designed some gryphon characters the other day!!
i plan to use them for a project in the future
Flora, woman picking flowers with a cornucopia in the ruins of Pompeii, 1-45 AD.
The State Hermitage Museum
Bees & Peonies
When they were children, Morgana used to dress up in Arthur’s armor and let him borrow her gowns and petticoats. The secret is that they still do it, sometimes.
The Lioness
by Elisabeth Alba
7″ x 8″, watercolor and acryla gouache on Arches watercolor paperFor the first Month of Love 2016 challenge, Heroes, I immediately knew I had to draw a portrait of one of my favorite characters, Alanna, nicknamed the Lioness, from Tamora Pierce’s Song of the Lioness quartet. I first started reading that series when I was around 12 or 13, and I thought Alanna was this incredible, strong female character, which I hadn’t seen much of in the books I was reading. Also, these books, as well as Ms. Pierce’s other books, inspired my career, since they were exactly the kind of books I wanted to make illustrations for.
Prints available at https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/albaillustration/the-lioness/.
More bees! Installed in front door, and in progress on the bench.
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