Uppercase!
My hand carved stamps tutorial was featured in issue 11 of Uppercase magazine!
Thanks Janine for the feature & for such a wonderfully designed layout.
Thanks Janine for the feature & for such a wonderfully designed layout.
posted by Geninne at 3:39 PM
it might just be my favorite issue thus far
plus it is issue 11
my favorite number:)
que linda nota!
tus sellos son preciosos, felicitaciones!
la revista se puede leer en alguna version online?
besos!
I love your stamps and what a beautiful article!!! Wonderful!!!
Your stamps look wonderful! My favourite number is 11 too. And those crayon sculptures on the cover are amazing. Looks like a great issue. I've put Uppercase on my Christmas list. :)
Great feature, well done. I will definitely be ordering this issue.
What a great spread! Now I must get my hands on a copy : )
Any time I have take a rubber stamp carving class, the instructions are to clean the stamp off with windex or or a "baby wipe" to get the ink off. You seem to have ink all over your carved stamps. Please explain.
I love this....and your blog! What a wonderful article! The stamps are amazing. I am a big fan!
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Wonderful - congrats! :-)
Enhorabuena!
congratulations!
such a great magazine to be in
That is wonderful! I wish I had those stamps too...they look like they would add all kinds of pretty.
You do such beautiful work. I wish I could get my rubber stamps looking this neat and pretty!
just one word!!!!!gorgeous!!!!!
veda
ayyy que lindo debe ser ver tus cosas impresas así!! parece una revista la mar de interesante!! dónde se puede conseguir? un abrazo y felicidades!
I have to get a copy,looks great
Wow! That's great! Now to find a copy of Uppercase in Bristol to have a nosy...
These look delightful Geninne, the stamps are so well detailed. Well done on the magazine article, it all looks gorgeous. Don't think I can get a copy though?? :( It inspires me to create some more, thank-you!
Congrats,
I adore your rubber stamps, they are such an inspiration!
My copy of the mag arrived on Nov. 1....I forgot about your stamps being featured, so it was a nice surprise to see them! I agree with Vanessa - I wish my stamps would turn out better, too. I need more practice!
We love UC magazine! Moose was in the last edition!! Check out his Blog for the 2012 Letterpress Calendar giveaway.
Tail wags + good luck.
~moose
Lo tengo en casa, el articulo es precioso.
Congrats on your feature & thanks for the constantly incredible inspiration. You're making me want to carve a stamp again. It's been years. Yours are beyond divine!
Oh how I love seeing all your beautiful stamps gathered up like that! Congratulations!
very bealtiful!!!
i loved your blog!!!
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Congratulations! You deserve every feature; I love your stamps, and all of your lovely work.
Gorgeous! Thank you for continuing to be a source of inspiration and a mood-lifter. Still sighing over your images. x
LOVE your blog! I ordered #11 yesterday!
well said...pointable...
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I appreciate your creativity in doing great things into something extra ordinary.
Genuine- I have to tell you, I LOVE your stamps and artwork. When I started carving stamps, I looked for examples online in Google Images and yours are by far, the most beautiful examples that I could find. I was wondering if you could tell me two things, are you still able to buy Mastercarve carving block anywhere? I can't find it anywhere and from what I have seen, it is the carving block most preferred by you and others that carve really well. Also, how do you make the very tiny details, like little tiny dots and circles, etc. on your stamps? I can't seem to get the detailsmto come out really well because the block sort of crumbles. I have been trying to use Moo Carve brand. Thank you for any info! I appreciate it so much! Kristie @ FixItUpWoman.com
Geninne- I am sorry! My spell corrector changed your name to "Genuine" in my last comment! Sorry for the error! :). Kristie @ fixitupwoman.com
They look wildlife badges or magnets, so cute!!
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