I loved biology at school and recent walks about my local area have renewed my interest in botany. I remember learning about the ancient Gingko Biloba in class and how happy I was to go and see one in Johnstone Park in Geelong. So here is my Gingko stamp. Perhaps the first of a new series on botanic stamps. I'm hesitant because so many of the flowers I like at the moment are incredibly complex in design. Just have a look at the Grevillea below!
So pretty in its simplicity!
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous stamp Chantal. I'm looking forward to perhaps seeing a few more in a botanical series. I can imagine how difficult it would be to replicate something like the Grevillea above. Good luck and have fun with whatever you decide to work on next.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
I love this too, also like the photograph!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - go for it. Loooking forward to seeing the followers.
ReplyDeleteBeauteous!
ReplyDeletejust had a good look through your blog and love what I see. your print making is amazing and very inspiring for me :)
ReplyDeleteThanks all for your kind comments!!
ReplyDeleteThis stamp is pretty, and I love to see the rest. And these simple but pretty Instamatic photos are very lovely! Loved one in your previous post with bottles. You really did the most of that apps features. (Ahh.. wish I had an Iphone)
ReplyDeleteHope your embroideries and other creative projects are going well! A lovely day to you!
(And thank you for stopping by Moments of a Libra and your encouraging comment- your comment was really genuine! Those make me so happy)
Halina