If you are South African, you might be familiar with
Karin Miller's giftwrap and cards, and her stunning work for magazines such as De Kat and VISI. I love her work - the combination of photography, graphic art and digital manipulation appeals to me ...
Some examples:
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I like the newer work image with the gears and such- it looks like a piece of art that both my husband and I would appreciate. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you too for visiting and commenting on my blog. I'm glad you enjoyed Stephanie's interview- I love getting to know more about the person behind a blog!
Wonderful art! Love the mind behind it! Her "Death" card is so orange and glad! I would welcome death if she looks like that! Thanks for this, a new favorite aritst!
I hope that you are well and enjoying sunshine. The sun did come out today for a quick wink and then gone again.
These are incredible Anairam I LOVE them and was not aware of her art so thank you for the intro! I am completely smitten by the alphabet - would love to have a series spelling a word or even my name, which comes out as
knowledge
education
novelty
death
age
and doesn't sound like a bad recipe for a life. A whole lot of novelty going on in my midlife phase for sure... :)
Those are beautiful, I like 4 and 6 a lot.
Thanks for sharing.
inspired by your christmas decor- I am trying to do something here....Epic Fail!
Beautiful Noble fir tree - all of the wrong lights...it may go lightless.
courtney - She does quite a range of stuff - she always ends up surprising me!
linda sue - Yes, there is something about her way of thinking that resonates with me!
kendalee - That is a great use of the alphabet - to spell out one's name ...! Mmm, I'm getting an idea again ...
eilandkind - Good to hear from you again! Are you having an island christmas? Or will you be winging your way towards home?
linda sue - I am going to have a peek now - I hope you posted it! (I took pics of my tree last night but they didn't come out well. Also, I realised that my tree - which I've had for about 10 years - is extremely small - it only comes up to mid-thigh - very teeny! It never bothered me before, but now I see all these besutiful HUGE trees on people's blogs and I covet them!
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