Woodland
A new block print set will be available at the shop on Monday!
I carved these three woodland themed stamps this weekend
& printed them with archival inks onto gorgeous Fabriano Medioevalis cards
that measure 4.7" x 4.7 "
Remember this other Print Set I made last year?
posted by Geninne at 1:09 PM
ohhh! i love these. i work 12 hrs on monday so i will be missing out on your items (as i am sure they will sell out fast), but hopefully you will make some more in the near future. thank you for sharing! :) happy valentine's day.
just lovely......
They're really pretty. I've got to find some time to hone my carving skills one of these days....
stunningly gorgeous!
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Absolutely beautiful. I have done some carving and printing. My dream would be to have prints that look like yours.
Uauuu... que maravilla!!! Son preciosos Geninne, voy a ver si puedo comprarme los materiales y me pongo contigo al lado y hago mis propios sellos, tu haces tu "pluma" y yo ya me inventaré algo. Pronto me mudaré a casa con mi chico y quiero tener mi rinconcito donde tenga cositas tuyas. Ya vendrán tiempos mejores...
I'm sorry to bother you. I'm such an admirer of your work. I wondered if you could tell me what paint you use to print with. I had real difficulty with my carved stamps and printing. I know that you've used stamp pads in the past,but these look as if they've been rolled with paint for print. Thanks so much!
These are just lovely!!
i love your carving of the tree section. what a wonderful thing!
Oh, this set is sooo wonderful!
Gorgeous!I love all those details!Ariadne from Greece!
Wow! these are all wonderful!! I love the Combination of colors!
My favorite is the one with the tree rings!
I also love the Ancient Map,Where did you get that from?
Beautiful stamps! One of the things I love about your blog is that you post large, detailed, beautiful photos. thanks!
Karen
How amazing! wow!
oh! these are so beautiful and simple, lovely.
These are absolutely beautiful. I just love them. I just found your blog, and it is so inspiring. I'm an artist and just started a blog and I love to meet new artists!
Oh that little bird is making my heart beat fast!
Gorgeous! Have you ever thought of getting these manufactured? I sure would buy them and I bet a LOT of others would, too.
Keep up the good work...love your blog.
I love the blocks !!! I read your blog every day, and this week I finally took the big leap and started my own blog. It is still pretty rough, but, I would love to know what you think.
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Your work is amazing.
These are fabulous, Genine!
Wow, these are extremely lovely. A nice and new extension on the bird theme. You really are clever :)
Absolutely adorable woodland printset!
Those are absolutley fantastic! I love your blog, by the way, and even though I'm kind of new here, I'm sure I will stay!
Thank you for sharing such lovely art.
i'm not surprised... i knew your next stamps will be awesome !!! ;)
Wonderful, I love the woodland theme!
wow, they're gorgeous! I especially love the tree rings stamp, it must have taken a while to carve that one!
I am quite new to your blog, but I find your work just blissful. I love that you LOVE birds, and they feature so much in your work. What products do you use for the stamps? I've used lino before, but yours looks so much better.
bliss you x
These are so adorable, well done!
Beautiful work Geninne! I can't wait for the collections print I ordered from you yesterday.
These stamps are wonderful! Your work is always so inspiring, thank you :)
Absolutely gorgeous!!! Obviously patience is your middle name. LOVE,LOVE, LOVE!
Love them!!!!!!
you are so talented! thank you for sharing. it is possible i am in a valentines day spell but your talent almost brings me to tears! thank you again.
Dear Geninne,
fantastici. Meravigliose creazioni!
Thanks a lot ;)!
eliM
they are gorgeous! I really really love them!
All three of these are just gorgeous. I can't pick a favorite!
What beautiful work, so elegant, and beautifully shot too. I am fascinted. What is the stamp block made of? My husband is fascinated. I have lino cut in the past, wood blocks all sort, but not seen something like this. Wonderful stuff.
Regards
Lorrie
These images are very inspirational. I usually work with colored pencil, but after seeing these photos I ned to carve some stamps and print! Like other folks who have already posted, I also am interested in finding out what material you use to carve your stamps.
Thank you!
So beautiful! In my humble opinion, everything you do just keeps getting more and more amazing. Thank you for so generously sharing your talent and know-how with all of us.
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Not only do I remember the set you made last year, but I also remember praying for you and your family during the swine flu early days. Glad you all are doing fine. God is good!
I like this a lot, like every little bird you draw. Very nice!
I love all of it!
Hi Geninne,
I especially love the photo of the stamps on the map of the US, North East and my home state: Maine!
@BrownRobin
I've used a roller with Speedball water-based block printing inks with some success. My block was too large for a stamp pad. It took some practice to get the right amount of ink on the roller. Hope this helps
Just love it!
WOW!
I need these. Can you make special orders? I LOVE the pine cone, but the trio together is perfection.
I love the simplicity of line in your drawings
LOVE these!
Oh! oh! oh!! I've been away from this lovely site for so long. Work has eaten my life,and I have so missed being here. what a treat to come back to these lovely prints. I must have a set, to go with the first set that is framed and waiting for companions.
I can't stop looking at these, beautiful.
Beautiful. I admire your work...and envy you for your talent (and hard work) :-)
LOVE, love, love. Love!
These are so gorgeous I twitted them here: http://twitpic.com/13yg5z
You seem to amaze me every time.
Awesome, so beautiful to look at. I am jaleous, I tried before to make a stamp, but it is more difficult than I thougt....
i m totally speechless! my god u r just amazing....!!!!!!!every small creation of urs leaves me breathless!
i love this print set and i gave you a shout out on my blog with a link to your etsy shop.
love these prints, so beautiful.
Ooh! I love this one even more than the last. The tree rings are genius. Just beautiful.
Anna
Gee I love your stamps! I really really love anything botanical - beautiful work as usual :-)
only u could create such beauties! I know i will buy one of ur prints one day for sure:-)
they're really pretty. i love the color combination.
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wow they're beautiful!
I love your stamps they are cool. I carve rubber sheets and mount them on wood.
However I don't sell them. I'm not good enough.
gosh i did lino printing many years ago,maybe i might give it a go again.your art inspires me so,I just adore your little birds